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PointSav Digital Systems

Getting started with the PointSav platform

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editorial(reference): de-narrate getting-started's standing vocabulary correction + banned stub-disclosure phrasing (Track-B) — dropped inline 'Correction (date):' parenthetical (fact was already stated correctly), replaced banned 'this article is a stub'/'a future session' phrasing with a plain honest scope note; EN+ES

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audience: vendor-public
bcsc_class: public-disclosure-safe
language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC
last_edited: 2026-07-11
last_edited: 2026-08-22
editor: pointsav-engineering
paired_with: getting-started.es.md
short_description: "An orientation to the PointSav developer platform: what it is, who it is for, where to start, and how the pieces fit together before the first task."
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The PointSav platform is an independently verifiable, operator-controlled software stack for commercial real estate intelligence, fleet management, and distributed compute (Correction, 2026-08-02: "sovereign" as a bare adjective is on this workspace's own Do-Not-Use list — see `editorial-language-registers.md`'s own vocabulary-retirement table — and this `audience: vendor-public` article violated it). This guide orients new contributors and evaluators to the platform's main surfaces and the documentation structure.
The PointSav platform is an independently verifiable, operator-controlled software stack for commercial real estate intelligence, fleet management, and distributed compute. This guide orients new contributors and evaluators to the platform's main surfaces and the documentation structure.

## Where to start

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3. **Create a VM.** Issue a spawn request through the tenant proxy. See the operational guides in the [[guide-catalog|Developer Guide Catalog]].
4. **Access the console surface.** The OS Console provides a terminal interface for provisioned VMs and platform management.

*This article is a stub, merged 2026-08-03 with the former `quick-start` article (same onboarding purpose, overlapping content — see `redirects.yaml` and this file's `aliases:`). Full content is planned for a future session.*
This orientation covers where to start and the prerequisites for a first working session; a fuller walkthrough of the platform's surfaces is not yet written.
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