Country Strategy for Subsidairies installation

I'm trying to create a new Account Plan for Belgium using the SAP documentation called Country Strategy for Subsidairies .
I have problem to create my first solution on the StudioI’m currently on step 1: (Define and Implement a new Country and Associated Accounting Principle in the SAP Cloud Applications Studio
And when I tried to create a new solution I didn’t have the deployment unit “Financial Accounting” / General Ledger. See the following picture
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If I choice Financial as a deployment unit I received the following window
And the next page is not conform to what I need to get from your document. This the page that I got
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It seems that I haven’t the right version of the BYD or perhaps I need to install an extension.

Extremely sorry for the delay in response. These days, I hardly get time to be in SCN on weekdays.
Your question is the answer. You don't have SAP BCO's enabled in the screenshot you posted in your questions. This doesn't happen if you have a development tenant.

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S0004830404 wrote:
Dear Experts,
>
> I have created release strategy for PO with doc type, p.org, net value as chars and frg_ekko as class and release group as 02.
> I kept NB,FO,MK and WK as char values. it is working fine for PO's whereas it is not getting picked for Contracts. we need same release strategy for PO as well as for Contract.
>
> Kindly resolve the issue.
>
> Satish
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