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# Creating a Product and Entitlement
Create a matching product, features, attributes, offering, and entitlement with activation codes in the Zentitle UI so the ZentitleOnPremDemo desktop app can be tested end to end.
### Creating a Product and Entitlement in the Zentitle UI for testing
In order for the demo to work, you will need to add a new entitlement with the right features and attributes to match those in the demo app.
{% hint style="info" %}
First, [read the documentation](/zentitle2-docs/ui-product-catalog/licensing-and-business-models.md) and fully understand the product paradigm and how to set up a product and its parts, including an entitlement, with activation codes.
{% endhint %}
**Once you are familiar with how Zentitle2 works, you can set up the specific parameters required to run the demo successfully - all these changes are required to allow you to test successfully.**
#### Steps to match the server side with the demo app:
 Login to your account and navigate to the "product" section.
 Add a new product. Name it something useful, in this case, "OnPremDemoApp".
 Now select the name and edit the product details. To prevent confusion, we suggest keeping it to only the test parameters.
See the image: Lease period one day, the rest blank.
Click Save.
 Next, go to the next tab under "product" and add the required test features, attributes, and advanced features.
* Add features with the following keys one by one: **AAC, FLAC, MP3, OGG, OPUS, and WAV.** Set the "value" to **Enabled** for them all. Click Save, and repeat.
* Add two **string** attributes with the following keys: **Company, Plan.** Click Save, and repeat.
* Add a **usage counter** with the key **FilesToConvert.** Set the value to **10** (conversions) and click save.
* Add an element pool with the key **Threads.** Set the value to **4** (conversions) and click save.
The next tab is editions. We will use the default edition (no need to edit the edition part) so go to the next tab, "Offerings".
 Add an offering by clicking on the add button on the top right. The Product is pre-selected.
Edit the offering parameters exactly as below:
* Give the offering a name e.g. Standard
* Add in a short dummy SKU
* Leave the edition as default
* Pick a plan from the existing examples (e.g., a one-year subscription).
* Set the seat count e.g. 1
* Set the mode e.g. concurrent
* Click Save
 Now to the final couple of steps. Add an **entitlement** and edit the parameters.
* Navigate to the "entitlements" option in the left navigation or the last tab when editing a product.
* Click Add
* **Next, build up the offering from the "parts" discussed above, starting with the "product" in the system you want to use for this offering, choosing from the dropdown menu.** If you start in the product section the product name is pre-selected, otherwise you will need to set that to your test product.
* Select the test offering
* Skip the customer
* Add order ref as you wish
* Click save
 Now we edit the entitlement to add in some test parameters under the "attributes" fields we added earlier.
* Fill in the company and plan attribute to your test values, e.g., "Boeing" for the company name and "Standard" for the plan name for example.
* The rest of the parameters should be prefilled.
* Click save.
 The final serverside step is to Add activation codes to the entitlement (e.g., add ten codes for testing).
* Go the bottom of the new entitlement page, on the bottom right is the activation codes section. Click add.
* Click Generate
* Add 10 (or whatever number of codes you like)
* Click Save
* Now you will see your codes ready to use in the codes section.
* You can copy a code to the clipboard ready to paste into the OnPremDemoApp on your desktop or export the codes for testing later.
**You are now all set to move to the desktop app, keep the Zentitle UI open as well so you can see what happens on the server when you perform actions on the desktop client.**
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