Atomyx launches self-onboarding for Atomyx Prepare
Atomyx, a 100% cloud-based print production management platform, has announced the launch of self-onboarding for Atomyx Prepare
Carys Evans
July 23, 2024
Atomyx has launched self-onboarding for its pre-press/PDF processing SaaS API, Atomyx Prepare.
The launch of self-onboarding for Atomyx Prepare allows interested parties to start a trial license, while existing Atomyx customers can utilise and manage their Atomyx Prepare subscriptions.
Built on callas pdfToolbox technology, Atomyx Prepare is a modern SaaS API that preflights, converts, checks, optimises, and prepares files for high-quality, automated print production.
With self-onboarding, potential and existing customers are able to initiate and manage their Atomyx Prepare subscription and get their API key.
Now, anybody can try out the product, with 500 processing credits available to allow users to integrate cloud-based artwork processing with Atomyx Prepare into their e-commerce or production environment.
Tom Peire, chief evangelist at Atomyx
Atomyx Prepare has already been implemented by Atomyx partners such as cloude-based MIS platform Omikai and web-to-print provider DesignNBuy, with a number of further partnerships in progress.
Printed.com, an Atomyx customer, is already streamlining its print production and reducing overheads with Atomyx Prepare. Lee McIntosh, chief technology officer at the company, comments: “Artwork processing technology is nothing new, but a fully cloud-based solution like Atomyx Prepare is certainly a game-changer.
“Prepare eliminates so much of the hassle within the process, has been so simple to integrate into our production, and significantly lowers our implementation costs.”
Tom Peire, chief evangelist at Atomyx, adds: “When we launched Atomyx in February 2024, we were delighted with the reaction from customers, partners, and industry experts.
“Since then, the Atomyx rocket has kept on soaring, with successful partnership announcements with the likes of Omikai and DesignNBuy, an incredibly busy drupa, and now of course this latest news – the benefits of Atomyx Prepare are now available to all!”
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