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This guide is intended for product specialists and product administrators. It introduces and explains the various components supported by Launch Cloud Service, and further extends the concepts such as creating product specifications or importing external catalogs to address specific business needs.

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Related Resources

Refer to the following guides on Oracle Help Center for additional information related to your implementation tasks.

Reference	Description
Launch Cloud Service User's Guide	Describes how you can create, publish, and manage product offers.
Launch Cloud Service Integration Guide	Describes the setup and integration of Launch Cloud Service with Seibel CRM, PDC, and Third Party CMS.
Oracle Cloud Extending Oracle Cloud Applications with Visual Builder Studio	Describes how to use a web-based visual development tool to extend Oracle Cloud Applications.
Oracle Applications Cloud Implementing Applications	Describes setup and maintenance tasks that are generic and apply to some or all product families.
Oracle Applications Cloud Using Common Features	Describes how to do general tasks that apply to some or all product families.
Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management Installation Guide	Describes the system requirements and procedures for installing and configuring the Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management system.
REST API Reference for Launch Cloud Service	Provides the REST API reference document for Launch Cloud Service.
Oracle Digital Experience for Communications Industry Fabric Implementation Guide	Describes the setup and implementation of the CX Industries Framework required to deploy Launch Cloud Service.

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