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# Launch Your Akinon in Just 6 Steps

This section serves as a **Quick Start guide for users who are setting up a project on Akinon for the first time**. Its primary goal is to walk you through all the necessary configurations and deployments required to complete a successful order on the system.

ACC is a scalable, cloud-native platform based on microservice architecture. To ensure that all systems work seamlessly, a set of core services—especially **Omnitron** (for product and configuration management) and **Commerce** (for order processing and sales channel management)—must be deployed and correctly configured.

This guide outlines, step by step, the essential actions users need to take after logging into ACC for the first time. It covers:

* Creating a new project
* Deploying core services like Omnitron, Commerce, and Project Zero
* Setting up language and currency configurations
* Defining phone number validation rules
* Creating catalogs, products, attributes, stock, and pricing data in Omnitron
* Setting up payment and shipping options
* Integrating with Project Zero for storefront development and deployment

The document is designed to help technical teams and project stakeholders bring a new Akinon project to life in the shortest time possible, with minimal friction and dependency on support teams. By following this guide, you will have a fully functioning project environment capable of handling real product data, processing orders, and supporting a frontend application through Project Zero.

Whether you're a developer, integrator, or product manager, this Quick Start guide ensures that your first steps into the Akinon ecosystem are clear, structured, and complete.

**Let’s get started and complete the six essential steps ahead to launch your project with confidence.**


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