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DEMO SCRIPT (INTERNAL DOCUMENT)

Order to Cash Processing


SCENARIO ID: 4569

General Information

Trading Industry, Wholesale


ERP
Global

Authors

(D021538)

Date Last Updated

Mai, 2014

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.

Demo Script Overview ......................................................................................................................... 4

1.1.

Demo Description for this demo ................................................................................................................................. 4

1.2.

Intended audience here TODAY ................................................................................................................................ 4

1.3.

Protagonists for this script .......................................................................................................................................... 4

1.4.

Business Pain Points ................................................................................................................................................. 4

1.5.

Key Messages and Value Proposition ....................................................................................................................... 4

1.6.

Storyflow Summary .................................................................................................................................................... 4

2.

Technical Requirements ...................................................................................................................... 5

2.1.

Prerequisites .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.2.

System Access Information........................................................................................................................................ 5

2.2.1.

System Landscape ..................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.2.2.

System Access ........................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.2.3.

Users .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.3.

Release for Used Components .................................................................................................................................. 6

2.4.

Data ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6

2.4.1.

Data to be checked before using the materials.......................................................................................................... 7

2.4.1.1. Stock .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7


2.4.1.2. Credit Management Data for Customer ..................................................................................................................... 7
2.4.1.3. Product Allocation ...................................................................................................................................................... 8

3.

Demo Script ........................................................................................................................................ 10

3.1.

Story Flow ................................................................................................................................................................ 10

3.2.

Step-By Step Guide ................................................................................................................................................. 11

3.2.1.

Create Quotation ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

3.2.2.

Create Sales Order .................................................................................................................................................. 12

3.2.3.

Release Sales Order ................................................................................................................................................ 15

3.2.4.

Create Outbound Delivery........................................................................................................................................ 17

3.2.5.

Create Billing Document .......................................................................................................................................... 19

3.2.6.

Customer Payment .................................................................................................................................................. 20

4.

Appendix ............................................................................................................................................ 23

4.1.

How to Reset the Demo ........................................................................................................................................... 23

4.2.

Document Updates Notes ........................................................................................................................................ 23

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1. DEMO SCRIPT OVERVIEW


1.1.

DEMO DESCRIPTION FOR THIS DEMO

This scenario describes the entire process chain for a standard sales process with a customer. The business process
encompasses all steps from creating an order (optionally based on a quotation), creation of a delivery, to the billing
procedure.
A sales document is created in order processing, partially based on a Quotation. In delivery processing the delivery is
created, the goods are picked, packed, shipped and the goods issue is posted. In the billing process that follows, an
invoice is created and released to financial accounting. The Incoming payment is documented in payment processing
and then posted in financials.

1.2.

INTENDED AUDIENCE HERE TODAY

This demo addresses the wholesale department users as well as stakeholders in the wholesale processing.

1.3.

PROTAGONISTS FOR THIS SCRIPT

The key people in this process are the Sales Employee & the Customer.

1.4.

BUSINESS PAIN POINTS

The demo shows the full process cycle from creating a quotation via the sales order and logistic processing up to the
financial postings.

1.5.

1.6.

Credit Limit Check based on Customer values

Availability Check with and without product allocation

Handling different kind of materials (with batch handling, Sales set as bill of material)

KEY MESSAGES AND VALUE PROPOSITION

Pre-Sales activities

Sales activities supported

Logistical processing & FI posting

STORYFLOW SUMMARY

The following steps are included in this process:

Create Quotation

Create Sales Order

Create and process Outbound Delivery

Create Billing Document

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2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1.

PREREQUISITES

Log in first to the SAP Demo Cloud before delivering this demo.
The only pre-requisite to access and use the SAP Demo cloud is to have the Citrix client installed and running on your
demo machine.
- Go to: https://wts.wdf.sap.corp/
- Then, click on download tab in order to get the Citrix client downloaded and installed on your machine.

2.2.

SYSTEM ACCESS INFORMATION

2.2.1. System Landscape

SAP Demo Cloud - Retail & Wholesale Distribution


Showroom

ECR (client 762)

System Landscape, this Process is built in

2.2.2. System Access


SAP Demo Cloud: SAP Retail & Wholesale Distribution
Log in first to the SAP Demo Cloud before delivering this demo.
The only pre-requisite to access and use the SAP Demo Cloud is to have the Citrix client installed and running on
your demo machine.
-

Go to: https://wts.wdf.sap.corp/
Then, click on Download Center tab in order to get the Citrix client downloaded and installed on your machine.

SAP Demo Cloud Environment


Self-Service Portal https://www.sapdemocloud.com/cloudportal/

Please refer to the documentation How to access the SAP Demo Cloud on the Demo Store, which describes how to
access the SAP Demo Cloud environment. Then you can connect to demo system ECR, client 762.

For important news and updates you should join or follow the SAP Demo Cloud Group or Wiki Page
Click here for information for accessing all SAP Demo Cloud Showrooms

2.2.3. Users

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Predefined User
(Role)

Password

Component

Wholesaler

welcome

ECR (client 762)

The functionality runs both on SAP ERP Standard and SAP for Retail. Depending on the logon language you can
choose the SAP Retail or ERP Standard expressions e.g. for materials resp. articles, plants resp. stores etc.

Within this document the expressions Material and Plant are used.

2.3.

2.4.

RELEASE FOR USED COMPONENTS


Software Component

Release

SAP ERP - with activated


Retail business function set

6.17

Support Pack

SP02

DATA
Data Type

Data Value

Depending on which specific functionalities should be demonstrated there are different


materials available for special purposes.

Material

W31001:

single material without any special settings

C20010:

single material with batch management based on Best before date

W40002:

single material with product allocation activated

W40001:

Sales Set (Bill of material) with its components (WSDCOMP01-03)

PALLET:

Packing Material

Distribution
Center

BP02

Sales
Organization

BP01

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Distribution
Channel

01

Division

01

Customer / Sold
to party

CWSD1

Shipping point

BP02

2.4.1. Data to be checked before using the materials


2.4.1.1.

Stock

Check the stock situation for the materials mentioned above. At least the following quantities should be available in
Distribution Center BP02, Storage location 0001:

W31001

1000 EA

C20010

1000 EA

W40002

1000 EA

WSDCOMP01 1000 EA

WSDCOMP02 1000 EA

WSDCOMP03 1000 EA

PALLET

If there isnt sufficient stock use transaction MIGO with movement type 561 to post a Goods Receipt.

If there is enough stock check the batch data of material C20010 in order to make sure that the Shelf life
expiration date is far enough in the future. If not adjust the Batch data by using the Batch Information Cockpit
(transaction BMBC)

2.4.1.2.

1000 EA

Credit Management Data for Customer

Check the Customer Credit Management data to ensure that the amount of the Sales Order to be created later on will
exceed the allowed credit limit and generate an exception (blocked due Credit Limit Check) during Sales Order creation.

Use the following menu path to access the transaction: Accounting Financial Accounting Accounts Receivable
Credit Management Master Data Change (FD32)
Enter the following data and then choose Enter.
Field name

User action and values

Comment

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Customer

CWSD1

Credit Control Area

BP01

In the example below there are USD 573,92 left for a new Sales Orders until the credit limit will be exceeded. If
necessary, adjust the data to your needs (the amount in the Sales Order to be created should exceed the credit limit left in
order to generate a credit limit block).

2.4.1.3.

Product Allocation

Product allocation is a function provided by the SAP ERP system for carrying out a precise planning and controlling
mechanism of timely delivery to the customer of the required order quantity. It should avoid critical requirement and
procurement situations.
Product allocations can be created according to various criteria (i.e., customer, regions). Within this scenario the product
allocation hierarchy is created on the level of sales organisation and customer. The planning hierarchies for product
allocations are created in logistics controlling. If the correct settings have been made in Customizing, the system carries
out an availability check against the ATP quantity during order entry. The confirmed quantity of the ATP check is the basis
for the availability check against product allocation. This ensures, for example, that when the tsock level is low, the first
customer does not get the full amount, resulting in following sales orders not being confirmed or being confirmed far too
late.
The confirmed quantity from the ATP check is checked against the relevant product allocation. This ensures that the
product allocation for this period is not exceeded. Required quantities that cannot be confirmed, because the product
allocation for that period is used up, are postponed until the next period.
In order to demonstrate the split of the ordered quantity to different periods and to make the process repeatable it has to
be checked within transaction MC94 if there are already any incoming order quantities in the planning version which is
responsible for product allocation (inactive version 000).
If material W40002 with product allocation should be used, the planning data needs to be checked and adjusted.

To change an existing planning version for product allocation (inactive version 000) please follow the menu path:
Logistics Logistics Controlling Flexible Planning Planning Change (MC94)

Enter Planning type COMMIT and push Enter

Pass the following predefined selection screen by pushing the button:

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Just in case the version mentioned above does not exist anymore, the data needs to be created via
transaction MC93 or the appropriate menu path.
Enter the following data to define the new version and push Enter:

Confirm the appearing warning message Actual data is being planned! in order to continue.
1. Enter following data (here as an example by beginning with period 01/2012) and push enter:

2. Save the plan by using button


3. Message appears Plan saved under version number 000..

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3. DEMO SCRIPT
3.1.

STORY FLOW

Effective sales order processing links all consumer products activities in a chain of closely integrated processes. The
Sales and Distribution (SD) component which generates a kind of workflow for the SD department based on linked
documents, makes effective sales order processing possible.
The Sales and Distribution cycle encompasses sales support, sales order processing, delivery, billing and payment.
The Sales and Distribution component models all those processes using electronic documents, each of which is
linked to its preceding and subsequent documents.
A Presales document (aka Quotation) is created which will be used later on when creating a sales document in order
processing. At delivery processing, the delivery is created, then picked, and goods issue is posted. In the billing
process that follows, an invoice is created and released to financial accounting.
Incoming payments are documented in payment processing and then posted in financials.
The document covers the full sales order processing scenario, starting with a Quotation via Sales Order, Delivery and
Billing up to the Incoming Payment within Finance.

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3.2.

STEP-BY STEP GUIDE

3.2.1. Create Quotation


Step 1.0 Create sales activity

What to say

The sales process begins with the creation of a quotation. During the initial call it may not be immediately clear if the
customer would like just a quotation or wants to place a sales order immediately. During the creation of the sales
document it is possible to change the document type during document processing.
Additionally a sales order can be generated based on an existing quotation. The quotation serves as a reference for
the sales order creation. All assigned material and its quantity and delivery date are copied to the sales order.

What To Do & What you should see

Access the transaction by using the following menu path Logistics Sales and Distribution Sales Quotation
Create On (Transaction VA21).

On the Create Quotation: Initial Screen, enter the necessary data, then choose Enter.
Field name

Description

User action and values

Quotation Type

QT

Sales Organization

BP01

Distribution Channel

01

Division

01

Comment

Enter the following data and then choose ENTER:


Field name

Description

User action and values

Sold-to party

CWSD1

Valid to date

Today + 1 month

Material

C20010

Quantity

100

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Save the Quotation. Message appears: Quotation 2xxxxxxx has been saved.
Note the created quotation number for later reference.

3.2.2. Create Sales Order

Step 2.0 Create Order based on Quotation (and enhance the Sales Order)

What to say

Some time after the initial conversation between the sales representative and the customer, the customer decides to
accept the quotation; in addition he wants to add some other materials to the Sales Order.
The sales representative calls up the initial screen for Sales Order creation and first references the created Quotation.
This simplifies the order entry process by bringing in some information, such as the customer master data information
and sales organization data which was already entered during the creation of the Quotation. Depending on the
customer and material, some special events are set up for the order entry:

an availabilty check for the materail is performed

the shipping point from which the material(s) should be shipped are determined

a credit limit check is performed

Access the transaction using: Logistics Sales and distribution Sales Order Create (VA01)

Enter Sales Order Type OR and hit the button

Enter the Quotation number from the previous step and choose copy.
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The data from the Quotation is copied to the Sales Order screen.

On the Create Standard Order: Overview screen, enter any text value in the PO number field.
This value can be used as reference in conversations with the customer.

Depending on which functionality you want to show/include in the process choose as many materials you want
from the list below and add them to the Sales Order. Each of them has a specific flavor:
o

C20010: The stock of this material is kept in batches to individually store the information regarding
the Best before date. During the logistical processing (delivery) a batch determination will be done
automatically to determine which batches to ship. No specifics within the Sales Order.

W40001: This material is a sales kit which is composed of 3 separate components (WSDCOMP0103). By entering material W40001 the 3 component of its bill of material (BOM) are automatically
added in the order as additional lines.

The sales kit itself does not have own stock; whenever a sales kit is ordered it will be build out of
the 3 components (which do have their own stock) during the logistical processing in the warehouse.
Other than that the components can be ordered individually.
o

W40002: As outlined above this is single material with product allocation activated.
The functionality of Product Allocation follows the regular ATP check (which defines the maximum
quantity which could be allocated) and checks if there is enough quantity left (according to the plan
data) for a specific material/customer combination within a specific time period.
When using this article a pop-up will be displayed saying Product allocation check found
changes to the confirmation.
This means that the confirmations received (from regular ATP check) exceed the agreed
quota. The confirmed quantities have been adjusted to the product allocation quantity that
remains available.
Accept this pop-up by pressing Enter and the system navigates to the Availability Screen
Overview

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Using the button


fulfill the customer request.

the overview shows that there would be enough quantity to

Within the product allocation view (via button


) one can the see the reason
for the changes. The ordered quantity cant be completely delivered within the period (month)
of the requested delivery date because of the planned data (see chapter 2.3.1.3). Therefore
the remaining quantity is only confirmed for the following period.

Back on the Availability Screen Overview choose


ATP/Product Allocation confirmation.

to accept the

As all Sales Order items should be delivered completely within one deliver change the
quantity of this item to a value which is below the remaining quota according to the Product
Allocation plan.

Choose Save.

At this point of time the credit limit check is executed and a pop-up is shown saying the credit limit is exceeded

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Make sure the overall amount of the Sales Order is exceeding the remaining credit limit (see chapter 2.1.3.2)
for the customer.

The system displays the message Standard Order xx has been saved.

Choose Exit from the Create Sales Order screen.

The confirmed quantity for the required delivery date will not be considered as reserved as the sales order is
blocked due to the credit limit check. This will only be done once the credit limit block is released by the responsible
person (see chapter Error! Reference source not found.).
For the same reason there will be no Order confirmation (either printout or electronic message) for the customer until
the credit block will be released.

3.2.3. Release Sales Order

Step 3.0 Release Sales Order

As mentioned above: The Sales Order is blocked for further logistical processing by the credit limit check. Before the
process can continue with delivery, picking etc. the Sales Order has to be released by a responsible person.

What To Do & What you should see .

Optional: to proof and show that no delivery can be created as long as the Sales Order is blocked due to credit
reasons, do the following.

Access the transaction using: Logistics Sales and distribution Shipping and Transportation
Outbound delivery Create Single Document With Reference to Sales Order (VL01N)

Enter the necessary data and then choose Enter.


Field name

Shipping point
Order

User action and


values

Comment

BP02

Shipping Point BP02

Order # from previous


step

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The following message appears:

Mandatory: To release the Sales Order access the transaction using: Logistics Sales and distribution Sales
Credit Management Exceptions Blocked SD documents (VKM1)
Enter the necessary data and click

to execute

Field name

User action and values

Credit Control Area

BP01

Credit Account

CWSD1

Comment

Customer Number

Select the blocked document (Sales Order created during the previous step) by clicking the checkbox
side.

on the left

Following the menu bar Environment a lot of transactions in the area of Credit Management can be
accessed. Those provide additional information regarding the customers credit status history and can be used as
decision support before actually releasing a specific Sales Order.

Now push the Release button


to release the blocked order and push the save button
Message Doc. xxx has been released appears on a new screen.

to save.

The order is not released from block until you click Save.

Optional Sales Document output: Now as the Sales Order is released an Order confirmation (either printout or
electronic message) can be sent to customer. To show a print preview do the following:

Logistics Sales and Distribution Sales Order Display (VA03) and then choose Sales document
Issue output to from the menu bar

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On the Output dialog box, make sure that the line containing BA00 is selected. To display the document
choose Print preview

3.2.4. Create Outbound Delivery


Step 4.0 Create Outbound Delivery

When creating an Outbound Delivery the responsibility for further processing is handed over to the Warehouse now.
The Delivery document is the basis for all picking & packing activities to be performed before the goods can be
shipped to the customer.
This scenario demonstrates batch determination within a delivery (only if material C20010 was added to the Sales
Order). The batch determination may be carried out automatically (as we do in this scenario) or manually. Usually
batch determination will be carried out automatically. However, if no batch matches the selection criteria, the batch
determination can be triggered manually.

What To Do & What you should see

Warehouse activities like picking & packing are usually performed within a dedicated Warehouse
Management System and most likely not within SAP ERP (disregarding some very simplistic and small
warehouses).
Therefore the functionality of picking is only considered to an extent which is necessary to proceed with the
process. The functionality of packing within this process is completely optional; if a Handling Unit (HU) and its
content should be shown the procedure for that is explained further below.

Access the transaction using: Logistics Sales and distribution Shipping and Transportation Outbound
delivery Create Single Document With Reference to Sales Order (VL01N)
Enter the necessary data and then choose Enter.
Field name

Shipping point
Order

User action and


values

Comment

BP02

Shipping Point BP02

Order # from previous


step

On the Delivery create: Overview screen, choose the Picking tab.

For all items coming from the Sales Order to the Delivery document enter the value from the Delivery quantity
field to Pick quantity field.

If material C20010 (batch management active) is part of the delivery choose the Batch Split Indicator

A second line is displayed and the batch which was found automatically is shown. In the Pick quantity field,
enter the value from the Delivery quantity field and choose Enter.

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Choose the Batch Split Indicator button to close the lines.

Optional Packing: It is possible to pack delivery items into boxes or on pallets (even using multiple levels are
possible as e.g. items into boxes and boxes on pallets) for. Doing so the physical reality could be build up
within the system. Having Handling Units in place one could automatically update the stock situation for
packing materials and even more important easily identify which delivery items should be within a specific
Handling Unit.
If you want to show the creation of Handling Units (which is usually done through dedicated Warehouse
Management Systems and only the result transferred to the Delivery Document) do the following steps:

From the Outbound Delivery Overview screen move to the packing screen by choosing the button

Within the packing screen in the upper part of the screen enter PALLET as packing material an hit
ENTER; a Handling Unit will be created and a unique identifier assigned.

Mark the created Handling Unit and all items in the lower part of screen by pushing
pack button

; after that use the

to assign all delivery items to the Handling Unit.

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As a result all items are packed; you can check and view this via the General Overview screen

Return to the delivery screen by using the Back button


If you want to follow the stock of the packaging material the system could be configured that an
additional delivery line would be created automatically (which isnt configured within the scenario).

Choose Post goods issue.

The system displays the message Delivery 8xxxxxx has been saved.

3.2.5. Create Billing Document


Step 5.0 Create Billing document

What to say

Billing signifies the end of the business transaction in Sales and Distribution.

What To Do & What you should see

Access the transaction using: Logistics Sales and distribution Billing Billing document Create (VF01)

On the Create Billing document screen, enter the delivery document number from the previous step. To process
the document, choose Enter.

On the Invoice (F2) Create: Overview of Billing Items screen, you can verify the line items and their calculation by
pushing the Condition button

(optional)

Choose Save. The system displays the message Document 9xxxxxxx saved.

From the menu bar, choose Billing Document Display. Then on the Display Billing Document field enter the
billing document number and switch to the financial view by using the button

On the List of Documents in Accounting dialog box, double-click on the accounting document. The various
accounts and offsetting entries are listed: The amount which is debited to the customer as well as the Sales
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Revenue and Taxes:

.
Note the amount which is debited to the customer account and the document number for later use.

Choose Back.

The following steps describe how to create an output manually to print the invoice. It is also possible to determine
outputs automatically and send them by different media (for example, fax, mail or print output) to the bill-to-party.
Preconditions are customizing and output records for output determination for billing documents.

Optional Invoice output: The Invoice could be sent to the customer either as a printout or as an electronic
message. To show a print preview do the following:

On the Change Billing Document screen choose Billing document Issue Output To from the menu bar.

On the Output dialog box, make sure that the line containing RD00 is selected. To display the document
choose Print preview

A billing document has been created and the postings to FI and CO have been made. The account for customer
CWSD1 is debited with the corresponding amount. Only the incoming payment for the invoiced amount will clear
the item from the customer balance.

3.2.6. Customer Payment

Step 6.0 Create an Incoming Payment

What to say

With the invoice creation in the previous chapter the customer account was debited. In this procedure the customer
payment is received and the corresponding account will be cleared.
Usually this part of the process will be done automatically via bank transfer but to show the related steps the
payment of the customer will be created manually.

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What To Do & What you should see

Access the transaction using: Accounting -> Financial Accounting -> Accounts Receivable -> Document Entry ->
Incoming payments (F-28)

Enter the following data in the screen Post Incoming Payments: Header Data and push Enter or Process open
items:
Field name

User action and values

Comment

Document date

today

Type

DZ

Already set by system

Company Code

BP01

Already set by system

Posting date

today

Already set by system

Period

current period (monthly period)

Already set by system

Currency

USD

Already set by system

Reference

any user defined number

Any number which could refer


to the payment transaction (e.g.
doc. no. of customer)

Bank data: Account

113016

Bank data: Amount

noted amount from the customer


account of accounting doc. from
previous chapter 2%

Open item selection:

CWSD1

The customer has payment


terms assigned which allow to
deduct the debited amount by
2% if he pays in time.
deduct the debited amount
accordingly

Account
Additional selections

Mark Document Number

This is to make sure you


are only referring to the
document from the previous
chapter

Within the following screen enter the Document Number from the previous chapter and hit the button

The following screens is showing the overview of what will be posted upon saving; the original amount debited
by the Invoice as well as the discount which is based on the agreed payment terms (- 2%)

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Post the Incoming Payment by using the button

Message Document 14xxxxxx was posted in company code BP01 is shown.


To view the financial postings in detail choose Document Display from the menu bar.

Optional Check Account Balance: To close the process cycle completely the customer account could be
checked.

Access the transaction using: Accounting -> Financial Accounting -> Accounts Receivable -> Account ->
Display/Change Line Items (FBL5N)

Enter the following data in the screen Customer Line Item Display and Execute

Field name

User action and values

Customer account

CWSD1

Company Code

BP01

All items

Select corresponding
radio button

Type

Select Normal items

Comment

If only the Open items would be selected the


documents created during this process would not
appear as they are cleared.

A list is displayed where the invoice document with its corresponding account documents are listed
together with the corresponding document for the payment.

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4. APPENDIX
4.1.

HOW TO RESET THE DEMO

Just restart from the beginning and make sure the prerequisites are fulfilled.

4.2.

DOCUMENT UPDATES NOTES

Date

Notes

02/24/2012

Update to the Demo Script Template

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