Clarify that product devices do not need to be online for claiming

Author: monkbroc

src/assets/images/AutoclaimFlow.png

@@ -103,18 +103,10 @@ Note that the device cloud charges begin when the devices comes online the first
 
 In addition to being part of the product, devices typically need to be **claimed** to an account. For cellular products, it is common to create a single account that all devices are claimed to. It's also possible to use [two-legged shadow customers](/tutorials/device-cloud/authentication/#two-legged-authentication), for both cellular and Wi-Fi devices.
 
-Claiming can only be done when the device is online (breathing cyan). 
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-This can be done using the [Particle Cloud API](/reference/device-cloud/api/#claim-a-device) after bringing the device online. 
+A product device can be claimed to any team member of a product using the [Particle Cloud API](/reference/device-cloud/api/#claim-a-device) after the device has been imported to the product. It does not need to be online for claiming.
 
 ![Pre-claim Flow](/assets/images/PreclaimFlow.png)
 
-If you have your own server monitoring product events, you can do this from your server automatically when the device comes online the first time, allowing you to defer billing until the customer first turns on the device and allows it to connect to the cloud.
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-If you do not have your own server infrastructure, it's possible to auto-claim a device with a [little bit of device firmware and two webhooks](https://github.com/rickkas7/DeviceClaimRK), as well.
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-![Auto-claim Flow](/assets/images/AutoclaimFlow.png)
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 If you never need to send an event to your product's devices, it's possible to leave them unclaimed.
 
 For Wi-Fi devices, you will typically need to use a mobile app and the [Photon/P1 Setup Library](/reference/SDKs/ios/) to set the Wi-Fi credentials, and this provides a convenient way to claim devices at the same time.