The Sprint Review Meeting, also known as the Sprint Demonstration, is often held on the last day of the sprint. It is held to show stakeholders and the team the product enhancement. The Product Owner analyzes the completed stories and assigns them a status of Done or Not Done based on the "Definition of Done." The Sprint Review Meeting attendees The Scrum Team, stakeholders, Business Sponsors, and Management all attend, and the goal of the meeting is to display the sprint increment to the sprint review meeting audience. Stakeholders, business sponsors, and management participants are not always present. The Product Owner invites stakeholders ahead of time. The Scrum Master organizes the meeting, schedules it ahead of time, and determines its scope. The key recipients can decide how important it is for them to attend the meeting and may choose to opt out when it is not necessary. As planned, the Development Team demonstrates the stories one by one. The order can be changed at the request of the Product Owner or the key meeting recipient. The increments are evaluated by the stakeholders. They can accept the increment(s), recommend new changes for future sprints, or reject the increment that is to be deployed.