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# Implementation Steps

As you get started, we recommend implementing the system in this order:

1. First, read the [Feature Overview](/workspace/overview.md) page to get familiar with the platform.
2. Next, add some contributors by [Adding Users](https://app.atlasgxp.com/settings/users)
3. Optionally, set up some [Roles](https://app.atlasgxp.com/settings/roles) to give to those users. You can learn more about roles [here](/workspace/typical-qms-features/set-up-roles.md).  We suggest keeping this list short (or even just leaving Admins) at the beginning. 
4. Add some [Documents](https://app.atlasgxp.com/documents), or learn about them [here](/workspace/typical-qms-features/document-control/documents.md).
5. Set up a Document Approval Process by following [these instructions](/workspace/typical-qms-features/document-control/documents.md#overview)
6. Add an Equipment database by following [these instructions](broken://pages/-LnZIAVt5L9OzZ6Uu4BW)
7. Add some [Procedures](https://app.atlasgxp.com/procedures), or learn about them [here](/workspace/typical-qms-features/procedures/untitled.md)

After you are comfortable with those features, we'd encourage you to check out our beta features:

1. Schedules
2. [Checklists](/workspace/typical-qms-features/checklists-beta.md)


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