[Grammar] Once / as soon as

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MAJSH

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I am currently developing CRM functions. I will develop HRM modules once I have finished the CRM functions.
I am currently developing CRM functions. I will develop HRM modules as soon as I have finished it.

Are the above sentences grammatically correct and same meaning?
 
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I am currently developing CRM functions. I will develop HRM modules once I have finished the CRM functions.
I am currently developing CRM functions. I will develop HRM modules as soon as I have finished it.

Are the above sentences grammatically correct and do they have the same meaning?

The parts I have underlined would be more natural as 'them'.

'As soon as' implies a quicker move to CRM functions than 'once'.
 
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