diff --git a/docs/acp/user/app-composition-platform-installation.md b/docs/acp/user/app-composition-platform-installation.md
index d7b4eb050c7..b1ca4d8d53a 100644
--- a/docs/acp/user/app-composition-platform-installation.md
+++ b/docs/acp/user/app-composition-platform-installation.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ redirect_from:
This document describes how you can make your project ACP-ready and how you install ACP.
-# Installing ACP in SCOS
+# Installing ACP in SCCOS
{% info_block warningBox "Prerequisite" %}
@@ -18,26 +18,26 @@ To be eligible for ACP, your project must be hosted in the Spryker Cloud.
The ACP catalog is integrated into the Back Office and contains the list of applications you can connect to your shop.
-You can access the ACP catalog only if you are a SCOS customer and have been enabled for ACP. This means that your SCOS environment needs to be properly set up and registered with ACP.
+You can access the ACP catalog only if you are a SCCOS customer and have been enabled for ACP. This means that your SCCOS environment needs to be properly set up and registered with ACP.
-The installation process of ACP on SCOS is also called *ACP enablement*. It involves multiple steps that require actions from both you and Spryker. The first step implies making your SCOS project *ACP-ready*, meaning that the required ACP modules are up-to-date and the SCOS Cloud environment is configured correctly. The second step is making your project *ACP-enabled* by registering your SCOS project with the Spryker's ACP. This enables the ACP Catalog in the Back Office to interact with ACP, allowing you to browse, connect, and configure ACP applications for use with SCOS.
+The installation process of ACP on SCCOS is also called *ACP enablement*. It involves multiple steps that require actions from both you and Spryker. The first step implies making your SCCOS project *ACP-ready*, meaning that the required ACP modules are up-to-date and the SCCOS Cloud environment is configured correctly. The second step is making your project *ACP-enabled* by registering your SCCOS project with the Spryker's ACP. This enables the ACP Catalog in the Back Office to interact with ACP, allowing you to browse, connect, and configure ACP applications for use with SCCOS.
The following diagram illustrates the different steps of the ACP enablement process and outlines the responsibilities for executing them.
-
+
{% info_block warningBox "Info" %}
-The actions and level of effort required to make your project ACP-ready may vary depending on the update status of your SCOS module versions. However, the process of making your project ACP-enabled is always handled by Spryker.
+The actions and level of effort required to make your project ACP-ready may vary depending on the update status of your SCCOS module versions. However, the process of making your project ACP-enabled is always handled by Spryker.
{% endinfo_block %}
-## Getting SCOS ACP-ready
+## Getting SCCOS ACP-ready
To make your project ACP-ready, different update steps are necessary depending on the template version on which your project was started:
-- SCOS product release [202211.0](/docs/scos/user/intro-to-spryker/releases/release-notes/release-notes-202211.0/release-notes-202211.0.html): All the changes required for ACP readiness are already included, but you should still verify them at the project level.
+- SCCOS product release [202211.0](/docs/scos/user/intro-to-spryker/releases/release-notes/release-notes-202211.0/release-notes-202211.0.html): All the changes required for ACP readiness are already included, but you should still verify them at the project level.
- Older versions: To get the project ACP-ready, you should complete all steps described in this document.
{% info_block infoBox "Product version ealier than 202211.0" %}
@@ -67,13 +67,13 @@ Depending on the specific ACP apps or [PBCs](/docs/pbc/all/pbc.html) you intend
{% endinfo_block %}
-The Spryker ACP Apps are continuously enhanced and improved with new versions. Though you don't have to update the apps themselves, it might be at times necessary to perform minor updates of the app-related SCOS modules to take full advantage of the latest app feature updates.
+The Spryker ACP Apps are continuously enhanced and improved with new versions. Though you don't have to update the apps themselves, it might be at times necessary to perform minor updates of the app-related SCCOS modules to take full advantage of the latest app feature updates.
-For [each app](https://docs.spryker.com/docs/acp/user/intro-to-acp/acp-overview.html#supported-apps) you wish to use, ensure that you have the latest app-related SCOS modules installed.
+For [each app](https://docs.spryker.com/docs/acp/user/intro-to-acp/acp-overview.html#supported-apps) you wish to use, ensure that you have the latest app-related SCCOS modules installed.
-### 2. Configure SCOS
+### 2. Configure SCCOS
-Once you have ensured that your project modules are up-to-date, proceed to configure your SCOS project to activate the ACP catalog in the Back Office using the following steps:
+Once you have ensured that your project modules are up-to-date, proceed to configure your SCCOS project to activate the ACP catalog in the Back Office using the following steps:
1. Define the configuration and add plugins to the following files:
@@ -327,11 +327,11 @@ class OauthClientDependencyProvider extends SprykerOauthClientDependencyProvider
```
-### 3. Update the SCOS deploy.yml file
+### 3. Update the SCCOS deploy.yml file
-This section describes the variables that you must configure for use within your SCOS AWS environment.
+This section describes the variables that you must configure for use within your SCCOS AWS environment.
-You need to define the environment variables in the `deploy.yml` file of *each* SCOS environment like testing, staging, and production. There will be multiple general environment variables that in turn will contain several configurations.
+You need to define the environment variables in the `deploy.yml` file of *each* SCCOS environment like testing, staging, and production. There will be multiple general environment variables that in turn will contain several configurations.
{% info_block warningBox "Warning" %}
@@ -465,9 +465,9 @@ Example of the `SPRYKER_MESSAGE_BROKER_HTTP_SENDER_CONFIG` configuration key val
## Next steps after the ACP-readiness
-After configuring the files, updating all modules, and adding the requested keys with their corresponding values provided by Spryker OPS to the `deploy.yml` file, the SCOS codebase is now up-to-date. Once redeployed, your environment is ACP-ready.
+After configuring the files, updating all modules, and adding the requested keys with their corresponding values provided by Spryker OPS to the `deploy.yml` file, the SCCOS codebase is now up-to-date. Once redeployed, your environment is ACP-ready.
-The next step is to get your newly updated and deployed ACP-ready SCOS environment ACP-enabled. The ACP enablement step is fully handled by Spryker and implies registration of your ACP-ready SCOS environment with ACP by connecting it with the ACP App-Tenant-Registry-Service (ATRS) as well as the Event Platform (EP), so that the ACP catalog is able to work with SCOS.
+The next step is to get your newly updated and deployed ACP-ready SCCOS environment ACP-enabled. The ACP enablement step is fully handled by Spryker and implies registration of your ACP-ready SCCOS environment with ACP by connecting it with the ACP App-Tenant-Registry-Service (ATRS) as well as the Event Platform (EP), so that the ACP catalog is able to work with SCCOS.
To get your project ACP-enabled, contact the [Spryker support](https://spryker.com/support/).
diff --git a/docs/acp/user/intro-to-acp/acp-overview.md b/docs/acp/user/intro-to-acp/acp-overview.md
index c162e476fb8..c157ac62054 100644
--- a/docs/acp/user/intro-to-acp/acp-overview.md
+++ b/docs/acp/user/intro-to-acp/acp-overview.md
@@ -59,4 +59,4 @@ Make sure you check the configuration guidelines for the app you need because ad
That's it! You are all set to try the app out.
## Next steps
-To start integrating and using the ACP apps, first, [make your project ACP-ready and install ACP](/docs/acp/user/app-composition-platform-installation.html#getting-scos-acp-ready).
+To start integrating and using the ACP apps, first, [make your project ACP-ready and install ACP](/docs/acp/user/app-composition-platform-installation.html#getting-sccos-acp-ready).