Is Australia/New Zealand localization does have CR System Template

hi all,
recently i just upgraded my SBO to 8.81. but CR system template is not available. (AU localization), now what is did is the ff.
1. make a new company AU localization - new company don't have CR system Template for marketing docs
2. make a new company UK localization - new company HAVE a CR system Template.
3. Make a new company US localization - new company HAVE a CR system Template.
now my initial conclusion is "Localization issue"
is my observation correct? please help me understand this issue.
Thanks
regards,
Fidel

Hi Fidel,
In Indonesia here, we always use Australian localization, and in 8.81, it doesn't come out with system CR template like you said.
Best Regards,
Hendry Wijaya

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