See Atomyx at work.
A five-minute introduction to the platform, short tutorials on Atomyx Manage, Atomyx Submit and Atomyx Prepare, and demo series at Northlight Print, a fictional printer, and Vastframe Signs, a fictional signage company. Plus Atomyx TV, our conversation series with INKISH.
Atomyx in five minutes.
What the orchestration layer is, where it sits between the systems you already run, and how Atomyx Manage, Atomyx Submit and Atomyx Prepare work together.
Three products, one platform.
Start with the orchestration layer, then see how Atomyx Prepare and Atomyx Submit make every file print-ready before it reaches production. Each introduction takes under three minutes.
Every order, every system, one operation.
The orchestration layer, followed through one order at Northlight Print, a fictional printer: from intake to invoice, every file checked by Atomyx Prepare, each job routed to the right press or partner, and only the exceptions reaching a person.
All Atomyx Manage walkthroughsPrint-ready files, at any volume.
The artwork processing API: what it checks and fixes, how to start a trial in Atomyx Vault, and what comes back from your first call.
All Atomyx Prepare videosArtwork right the first time.
The white-label upload portal: one API call creates the job, and your customer uploads to a page in your colors and sees the result of the check right away. Then the same step inside an Atomyx Manage workflow at Northlight Print.
All Atomyx Submit videosAsk, and set up, in plain language.
Connect Claude to Atomyx Manage and work with your production data in plain language: ask where the work is, or have your assistant set up the workspace with you. The Atomyx Manage connector works with Claude and with other AI platforms that support MCP. Northlight Print is a fictional printer.
Rick, production manager at Northlight Print, asks Claude which orders need his attention, what is blocking them and where an order is. Claude reads the answers live from Atomyx Manage through the Atomyx Manage connector, and draws a chart on the spot.
Describe what you need in plain language. Through the Atomyx Manage connector, Claude reads the workspace and drafts the setup, and nothing goes live until a person approves it.
One printer, six everyday situations.
Northlight Print is a fictional print-on-demand and commercial printer. Each scenario shows one situation in its production on Atomyx Manage, tagged with the industries where it matters most.
An order from a franchise portal becomes jobs and shipments, Atomyx Prepare checks every artwork file, and each job routes itself to the right press. Nobody types the order twice.
Most files pass and go straight to the press. Prepress only sees the exceptions: a banner without bleed, fixed in house, and a low-resolution flyer that goes back to the customer through an Atomyx Submit upload link.
Atomyx Manage connects to the imposition, nesting and ganging engine you choose and shows every gang, how full the sheet is and which jobs can still join. Every order keeps its own customer and delivery.
Every machine is a card sorted by what it is doing right now, with its own queue for its operator, so the production manager sees the bottleneck before it becomes a late order.
The carrier's tracking number, the shipped status and the invoice number from the MIS all land on the order record, for every order and every channel.
A reseller's order arrives by API. Atomyx Manage keeps the reseller's name and reference on the order, carries the white label instruction on every job and ships blind to the reseller's client.
One rollout, 47 stores.
Vastframe Signs is a fictional print and install company for retail signage. It rolls out a summer campaign for an ice cream franchise to 47 stores in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, run on Atomyx Manage.
A summer campaign of 136 items goes to 47 stores. The whole rollout is one board, and only the three stores with a problem need a person: reschedule the install, rebook the delivery, remake the item.
Large window graphics are printed as three tiles, each known by store, window and position. When one tears during fitting, the installer reorders just that tile, and it lands in the large format printer's queue as an Express job.
Seven artwork masters instead of 136 files. Atomyx Prepare checks each master on arrival, every machine has its own queue, and a packed store moves on by itself on the rollout board.
Find the videos for your segment.
The same orchestration layer runs every segment we serve. Pick yours for the scenarios that matter most, and read how Atomyx works in that industry.
Online print and web-to-print
- From webshop to production2:00
- Only the exceptions reach a person2:17
- Jobs from different orders on one sheet1:15
- Where is my order1:06
- Atomyx Submit introduction2:47
Wide-format and sign
- 47 stores, three need a person1:28
- One torn tile, one reprint1:39
- From master artwork to a packed store1:32
- Atomyx Prepare introduction2:48
Print on demand and fulfillment
- From webshop to production2:00
- Every device its own queue1:30
- Where is my order1:06
- Reseller orders, white label and blind shipping1:07
Decorated apparel
- Only the exceptions reach a person2:17
- Jobs from different orders on one sheet1:15
- Every device its own queue1:30
Promotional products
- From webshop to production2:00
- Where is my order1:06
- Reseller orders, white label and blind shipping1:07
Build it yourself.
Five short tutorials on the building blocks of Atomyx Manage, each built in the Northlight Print demo workspace.
- Flows: one click, three things done1:36
- Objects: your data, your words1:11
- Transformers: any message, your data1:27
- Triggers and actions: when, and then what1:22
- Views: one board, built in minutes1:39
Print orchestration, explained.
Eight conversations about cloud-native print automation, Mass Customization and the integration gap. Morten B. Reitoft of INKISH puts the questions to Tom Peire of Atomyx.
A category education series
Not a product show: why a single order still touches three or four systems, and what to do about it. Five to eight minutes per episode.
Produced by INKISH with Morten B. Reitoft and Žiga Kovač.
Map one order flow with us.
A 45-minute Integration Gap Review. We trace one real order from intake to delivery and send you the gap map with a validated saving, whatever you decide.
- Every handoff in one order flow, mapped
- Each manual step classified as a standardization, integration, automation or orchestration gap
- A validated saving, checked against the real order
- A clear first move, with or without Atomyx
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