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# Platform Overview

It is designed for technical implementers, developers, and system integrators working in commercial print, large format, labels, packaging, and related print workflows.

### The Atomyx platform

Atomyx consists of three core products, supported by a shared platform layer:

* [**Atomyx Vault**](/atomyx-vault/getting-started/vault-quickstart.md)\
  Identity, workspace, subscription, and API key management
* **Atomyx Manage**\
  Structured data management, configurable views, automation, transformers, plug-ins, and API-driven business workflow support
* [**Atomyx Submit**](/atomyx-submit/getting-started/submit-quickstart.md)\
  Guided artwork upload, validation, adjustment, proofing, and customer approval workflows
* **Atomyx Prepare**\
  Automated PDF processing, preflight, correction, image generation, barcode placement, and related prepress operations

### How the products work together

Each product can be used independently, but they are designed to work well together.

A common pattern looks like this:

1. A customer uploads artwork through **Atomyx Submit**
2. **Atomyx Submit** uses **Atomyx Prepare** to run preflight checks, generate previews, apply edits, and create proof pages
3. Submission and file status data is tracked through **Atomyx Manage**
4. Authentication, API keys, workspace isolation, and subscription handling are managed by **Atomyx Vault**

### Who Atomyx is for

This documentation is primarily written for:

* software developers
* system integrators
* solution architects
* technical project managers
* implementation and onboarding teams

### Next steps

* Go to [**Choose Your Product Path**](/choose-your-product-path.md) to identify the right starting point
* Go to **Getting Started with Atomyx** to begin setup
* Go into a product space if you already know which product you are working with


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