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# Add Products to a Workspace

A new workspace starts empty. To use Atomyx functionality, add the products you need.

### Available products

* **Atomyx Manage** for structured data and workflow automation
* [**Atomyx Submit**](/atomyx-submit/getting-started/submit-quickstart.md) for guided artwork submission and approval
* **Atomyx Prepare** for PDF processing and preflight

### Important dependency note

Atomyx Submit depends on both:

* **Atomyx Manage**
* **Atomyx Prepare**

If you are implementing Submit, make sure all required products are active in the same workspace.


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