SAP-docs · VNSHANPR · Mar 8, 2024
diff --git a/docs/set-up-and-plan/separate-subaccounts-for-data-and-api-management-c973258.md b/docs/set-up-and-plan/separate-subaccounts-for-data-and-api-management-c973258.md
@@ -10,5 +10,5 @@ The advantages of this model are that it allows you to scale quickly while ensur
 
 ![](images/sap_cp_lm_account_model_scenarios_2_029bbee.png)
 
-This account model can also easily be expoanded for the use of directories: For example, you could combine each row in the figure above into a directory, and once you have more than one line of business or department that needs a dev, test, and prod subaccount, you could create new directories. That way, you would have directories for lines of businesses/departments and for functional areas \(such asdata management or central IT tools\). See [Account Model With Directories and Subaccounts](account-model-with-directories-and-subaccounts-b5a6b58.md#loiob5a6b58694784d0c9f4ff85f9b7336dd).
+This account model can also easily be expanded for the use of directories: For example, you could combine each row in the figure above into a directory, and once you have more than one line of business or department that needs a dev, test, and prod subaccount, you could create new directories. That way, you would have directories for lines of businesses/departments and for functional areas \(such asdata management or central IT tools\). See [Account Model With Directories and Subaccounts](account-model-with-directories-and-subaccounts-b5a6b58.md#loiob5a6b58694784d0c9f4ff85f9b7336dd).
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		This account model can also easily be expoanded for the use of directories: For example, you could combine each row in the figure above into a directory, and once you have more than one line of business or department that needs a dev, test, and prod subaccount, you could create new directories. That way, you would have directories for lines of businesses/departments and for functional areas \(such asdata management or central IT tools\). See [Account Model With Directories and Subaccounts](account-model-with-directories-and-subaccounts-b5a6b58.md#loiob5a6b58694784d0c9f4ff85f9b7336dd).
		This account model can also easily be expanded for the use of directories: For example, you could combine each row in the figure above into a directory, and once you have more than one line of business or department that needs a dev, test, and prod subaccount, you could create new directories. That way, you would have directories for lines of businesses/departments and for functional areas \(such asdata management or central IT tools\). See [Account Model With Directories and Subaccounts](account-model-with-directories-and-subaccounts-b5a6b58.md#loiob5a6b58694784d0c9f4ff85f9b7336dd).