Unable to create a Test Sequence

I am trying to use the Test Sequence functionality that was delivered in SP15. I see th option in my menu path, but it is greyed out. I activated the service AGSTWB_CE per note 1137832, and still do not have the functionality.
Has anyone been able to use this functionality and could provide some guidance?
Thank you,

Do you have the necessary rights? Have you activated the workflow functionality in the test plan?
You might also check this thread: [Re: Workflow Functionality in sequencing functionality -- Test Management;
or this contribution: [http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/f06db6a7-3b36-2c10-13a9-ac232f2c39f8]
Hope this helps
Martin

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