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# Python

#### Welcome to the Flagship Python SDK documentation!

The following article will guide you through the steps to get Flagship up and running on your Python servers or scripts using our client library with preconfigured methods to implement the Decision API.

* [Installation](/server-side/sdks/python/python-installation.md)
* [Quick Start](/server-side/sdks/python/python-quick-start.md)
* [Reference](/server-side/sdks/python/python-reference.md)

## SDK features

This SDK will help you:

* Manage [visitors](/server-side/glossary.md#visitor-id) and their [context](/server-side/glossary.md#user-context)
* Get campaigns flags via [Decision API](/server-side/concepts/decision-mode.md#decision-api-cloud) or the [Bucketing](/server-side/concepts/decision-mode.md#bucketing)
* Send hit events to our [Universal Collect](/server-side/concepts/universal-collect-1.md)

## Prerequisites

* **Python**: version 3.7 or later
* Your server/device must have access to the **internet**.
* You need the **pip** or **poetry** package installer in your Python environment.

## Good to know

* Github repository: <https://github.com/abtasty/flagship-python-sdk>
* Weight: \~50 ko

## Versions

The latest version of our Python SDK is [**3.0.1**](/server-side/sdks/python.md).

#### Change logs

Find the versions change logs on our [Github Repository](https://github.com/flagship-io/flagship-python-sdk/releases)

## Contact us

Feel free to [contact us](mailto:product.feedback@abtasty.com?subject=Flagship%20Developer%20Documentation) if you have any questions regarding this documentation.


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