> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ubiquity.co.nz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ubiquity.co.nz/readme.md). # Getting started with Ubiquity Get set up, learn the platform, and send your first campaign. Ubiquity is a marketing automation platform that helps you use your data to deliver more relevant customer experiences. Get started by setting up your account, learning how the platform works, and sending your first campaign. This section guides you through the key steps to get up and running quickly. Start with the onboarding checklist, or explore the documentation to learn more about specific features. Need some help with Ubiquity? Or interested to learn more about how it works? Click [here](/documentation/keep-learning/training.md) to register for online drop-in training now.


	Platform overview	Learn how Ubiquity works and how everything fits together.
	Onboarding checklist	Follow the steps to get set up and ready to send.
	Your first campaign	Create and send your first campaign.
	User management	Manage users and control account access.
	Account configuration	Set up your account settings and preferences.
	Acceptable use policy	Understand what Ubiquity can and cannot be used for.
	Access and authentication	Manage user access and authentication.
	Security and trust	Overview of Ubiquity’s approach to security.
	Privacy policy	Learn how your data is handled and protected.
	Service levels	How Ubiquity monitors the platform and prioritises incidents.
	Data backup and recovery	How your data is protected and recovered in the event of an outage.
	Platform Training	Register for a complementary training session or book bespoke.

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