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# Manage Plugin Configuration

In this scenario Atomyx Manage workspace acts as the main place where the Submit portal is configured and connected into broader workflows.

### Accessing the plug-in

To configure Submit inside Manage:

1. open the Atomyx Manage workspace
2. go to **Settings > Plug-ins**
3. locate the Atomyx Submit plug-in
4. open its configuration panel

### What is configured here

The plug-in configuration panel typically controls:

* portal URL
* accepted file types
* maximum file size
* branding settings
* quick-check profile
* production preflight profile
* proof page template
* Prepare API connection details

Changes normally apply to new submission sessions.

### Connection to Atomyx Prepare

The plug-in configuration also controls how Submit connects to Atomyx Prepare, including:

* the API key used for processing
* the quick-check profile
* the production profile
* the proof-generation template

### Plug-in actions

When installed, the Submit plug-in contributes actions into the Manage automation framework.

Typical actions include:

* Request Artwork
* Check Submission Status
* Process Uploaded Files
* Approve Submission
* Reject Submission

These can be combined with triggers and flow conditions to automate submission handling.

### Contributed object model

The plug-in also contributes an **Artwork Version** object type used to track submission-related data such as:

* file version history
* preflight status
* processing history
* processed file and proof references

This allows Submit activity to be linked into wider business objects such as orders or jobs.

### Practical advice

Use the Manage plug-in layer to keep Submit part of a larger structured workflow, rather than treating it as a standalone upload tool disconnected from the rest of the platform.

### Related pages

* **Submit Architecture**
* **Portal Setup**
* **API Integration**
* **Preflight Configuration**


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