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Designer
in the end of 
previous chapter. To see the 
Configuration
object tree, you need to click 
Open configuration
. 

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Figure 2-1. Opening the Configuration object tree
For now this tree is empty, it contains only top-level nodes, which can be 
found in any 1C:Enterprise infobase. 
Figure 2-2. the Configuration object tree
The things that you will do next are adding configuration objects that are 
the basis of the 
Hello, 1C
application. Along the way you do it, there will be 
some "bells and whistles" added, but without of going into much detail. 
What configuration objects shall you add? It depends on the purpose of the 
automation, which is reflected in project requirements. 
In this tutorial, according to the project requirements you will create a 
simple personal CRM (Customer Relationship Management) application. On 
the one hand, this application will store information about all your friends 
and acquaintances, in other words, maintain a contacts database. On the 
other hand, it will track different kinds of events, both past and future. At 
the same time, it will be able to track financial activities: receipts and 
expenditures related to both your friends and events in your live. In 

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addition, there will be added some features to make use of the application 
simple and easy. 
That is it, nothing too complicated. 
Subsystems 
The first step is to define subsystems. The function of a subsystem is to 
group configuration objects by their business purpose. Using subsystems in 
the future, for example, will allow you easily create the application 
interface. An application interface is how an application provides a user with 
an access to its functionality. 
First, add several subsystems. Later, when adding new configuration 
objects, you will include them to these subsystems. 
If observe entire the project requirements that were described in Start 
"programming" chapter on page 4, you can see that there are three 
separated business purpose groups: 
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Processes related to people.
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Processes related to events.
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Processes related to financial activities.
That is why you will create three subsystems: