Sizing for SAP CLM

Hi experts I would like to know how can I create a sizing for CLM, I tried in SAP quiclsizing page but not found nothing.
Some help will be welcome.
Nilson Fonseca

Solved
Must go to http://service.sap.com/instguides - SAP Business Suite Applications - SAP SRM - SAP E-Sourcing 5.1/ SAP CLM 2.0 - SAP E-Sourcing 5.1 Sizing Guide
Thanks
Nilson

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