Need to know Blue Print contents in SAP BI projects

hi all,
what are all the contents to be included in a Business Blue print in a SAP BI implementation project with respect to CRM.
kindly give me overall details.
Thanks in advance.
Sankar

Hi,
In Blue Prinit pass : we are getting the requirement from user once it done we prepare one document in that we are mentionedwhat table, what field when will give you all details we mentioned and get the sign off from the user once it's done after that we go for the implementation
Thanks and Regards,
Venkat.

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