Build a Composer solution using Solution Manager
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When you need to build a new solution in Conga Composer, you’ve got several options, including Quick Starts, Document Automation Wizard, and Solution Manager.
The Composer Solution Manager automates the document generation process, using a simple point-and-click interface to customize your solution.
Watch this video for a step-by-step demo showing how to build a typical Composer solution using the Solution Manager tool.
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