Caliper Bleeding Order in 2006 Audi A3 Sportback with ABS System

Hello, I want to bleed the braking system and I don't know what the order of bleeding the calipers with the ABS system is.

Sequence - start from the wheel furthest from the pump - rear right, rear left, front right front left. If fluid has escaped from the ABS pump, it may be necessary to lift the car and run the venting procedure for the ABS pump from the VCDS level. And below the instructions on venting the system from ABS

Front wheels

1. Switch off the ignition and press the brake pedal about 20x to release the ABS adjustment pressure
2. fill the tank to the top edge
3. Place a transparent tube on the bleed valve of the right front wheel brake. The other end of the cable must be
immersed in a vessel with brake fluid
4. Have a second person pump the brake pedal until the system creates back pressure. Hold the pedal and unscrew it
vent valve . When the pedal resistance stops, close the valve. Repeat the pedaling and draining operations
brake fluid until the air bubbles stop showing in the hose
5. Close the valve and fill the tank with liquid
6. Bleed the other front wheel in the same way

Rear wheels

1. Switch off the ignition and press the brake pedal about 20x to release the ABS adjustment pressure
2. depress and hold the brake pedal
3. Turn on the ignition, put on the hose and unscrew the bleed valve of the right brake, close the valve only when the air bubbles stop showing in the hose.

The ABS pump cannot run for more than 120 seconds, take a 10 minute break to cool the pump

4. Turn the ignition off and prepare a second brake for bleeding
5. Bleed the 2-wheel brake in the same way
6. Turn on the ignition and wait for the ABS pump to turn itself off
7. Top up the brake fluid up to the MAX mark

And if I bought a venting pump for about PLN 50 for a compressor, would I have to pump the x20 brake and turn the ignition on when venting?

Added after 1 [minutes]:

in my case it looks like I have to do it all myself.

I didn't use such pushups. But I think it's not worth it because you can easily bleed it yourself. All you need is a little liquid, a pipe to put on the vent and an empty container + a key to unscrew the vent
I recently vented the brakes on golf 5 (ABS pump with ESP)

You can do it yourself. Do you have a vent hose? 30 cm is enough

This venting provision applies to ATE TEVES MK2 systems. There is no such thing in this car.

so according to you invisibleman how should I bleed the braking system in my car assume that I will already have a bleed pump ?? I have ABS and ESP

Added after 29 [minutes]:

I mean the order that comes first and which last.

You suck the liquid out of the tank, flood it with fresh air, venting starting from the wheel closest to the pump, ending with the furthest, test drive, braking with forced ABS switching, if necessary, repeat the venting and it will be ok.

thanks for the help .