> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developer.voyado.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Getting started
Welcome to the integration and API documentation portal for Voyado Engage.
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## API version
These docs cover the latest version of the Voyado API, which is version 3.
The docs for the legacy API v2 can be found here:
If you are moving from v2 to v3 it is recommended to read the changes page:
## Initial setup
This walks you through how to get started with Engage.
A lot of your basic configuration can be done in the Config Hub. See here:
Customer (contact) data and consents are central to working with Engage:
Read these sections to learn about customer and store data:
Here you can learn about working with your product data and feeds:
When integrating your systems with Engage you'll be working with the Engage API and/or the FTP. Learn about those here:
Making sure your emails get delivered is important before going live with Engage:
For a more detailed guide on integrating your systems with Engage, see the [Integrations Best Practice guide](/docs/setup/best-practice-guide).
## Config hub
As mentioned, your Engage environment has a self-service area, called *Config Hub*, where several parts of the initial setup of Engage can be done.
All guides for Config Hub can be found in the Engage Help Center:
Only users belonging to the "Configurator" permission group can access the Config Hub.
## Other links
User guides and instructional articles can be found at the Engage Help Center:
On the status page for Engage you can see if there are any current issues. You can also subscribe to be informed of important service updates which is recommended.
Partner integration articles can be found at the dedicated portal:
Voyado takes no responsibility for code created and shared by unauthorized third parties. Any code you download and use from public repositories such as GitHub is done entirely at your own risk, even if it has "Voyado" in the name.