1. Project Description: Each submission should include a brief description of the project, including the problem being addressed, the target audience, and the proposed solution. This will help the judges understand the project and its potential impact.

2. Write-up, Demo Video, or  Functional App/ App Link: A write-up, demo video, or functional app must be submitted that showcases the project's features and functionality.  The demonstration must clearly show the use of Upland 3rd party development tools.If you are submitting a functional app link, please ensure the link is functional before submission.

3. Please Note: Your hackathon submission must consist of original code developed exclusively for the Upland & Antelope Super App  Hackathon, however you can make use of pre-existing open-source projects and ready-to-use assets by modifying them to match your unique idea.

4. Documentation: Documentation should be provided to help the judges understand how to use the project. This will allow the judges to get a better understanding of the user experience and the project's usability.

5. Presentation: Participants should prepare a presentation to showcase their project during the judging process. The presentation should be clear, concise, and visually appealing.

6. Team Information: The team should provide a list of all team members, including their names and email addresses. This will help ensure all team members receive communication about the hackathon.Technical Requirements: Participants should provide a list of the technical requirements needed to run the project. Please ensure your code is functional compiled with  concise documentation on how to run the code.

7. Code of Conduct: Participants should adhere to the code of conduct specified for the hackathon, and submissions should not contain any offensive or harmful content.