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SAP Fiori for Beginners. What Every Business User Must Know
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SAP Fiori for Beginners. What Every Business User Must Know

Master Fiori basics fast and start completing tasks effortlessly, even if you’re new to SAP
Created byMayko Silva
Last updated 2/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Navigate the SAP Fiori Launchpad confidently, accessing essential apps and daily business functions with ease.
  • Personalize your SAP Fiori environment by customizing layouts, groups, tiles, and settings to fit your workflow.
  • Utilize SAP Fiori on web and mobile devices, ensuring productivity and consistency wherever you work.
  • Troubleshoot and solve common end user issues, leveraging built-in assistance and accessibility features.
  • Organize business data and manage key processes with SAP Fiori’s role-based apps and overview pages.
  • Apply accessibility features such as keyboard navigation, high contrast themes, and context-sensitive help to maximize usability.

Course content

8 sections47 lectures4h 15m total length
  • What is SAP Fiori?2:09

    ? LECTURE DESCRIPTION - SAP FIORI DESIGN LANGUAGE

    ? Discover the Universal Design Language Transforming Enterprise Software

    This lecture introduces SAP Fiori—a universal design language for enterprise software that's changing how users interact with business applications. If you've ever wondered why some enterprise tools feel clunky while consumer apps like those from Apple feel intuitive, this lecture answers that question and shows you how SAP is bridging that gap.

    You'll explore the philosophy behind SAP Fiori and understand why consistent, user-friendly design principles matter in the enterprise world. Through a comparison with Apple's design approach, you'll see how the same principles that make consumer applications feel natural can transform business software.

    ? What makes this lecture valuable: You'll gain a complete understanding of SAP Fiori's evolution from its 2013 origins to the current Fiori 3 standard, learning how this design language addresses the real challenge of inconsistent interfaces across enterprise tools.

    ✅ What You'll Master

    The SAP Fiori Concept: You'll understand what SAP Fiori is—a universal design language for enterprise software—and grasp its core objective of improving user experience across various applications.

    Design Philosophy Through Comparison: You'll learn how SAP Fiori relates to the consistent, user-friendly design principles used by Apple applications, giving you a framework for understanding what makes enterprise software intuitive.

    Historical Evolution: You'll trace the complete history of SAP Fiori, starting with its initial launch in 2013 when it included 25 business applications focused on everyday tasks like vacation requests and expense approvals.

    Fiori 2.0 Advancement: You'll discover the evolution that came with Fiori 2.0's launch in 2016, including its alignment with SAP S/4HANA 1610 and the significant advances in design concept it brought.

    Current Standard - Fiori 3: You'll explore SAP Fiori 3 as the most recent design target, understanding its goal to unify design language across all SAP products and support the Intelligent Suite.

    The Business Case for Consistency: You'll understand the importance of having consistent design between enterprise applications, learning how this simplifies user experience and reduces the need to adapt to different interfaces for various tools.

    ? Your Transformation

    Before this lecture, you might view enterprise software design as simply functional without understanding the strategic thinking behind modern approaches like SAP Fiori. After completing this lecture, you'll understand SAP Fiori as a universal design language for enterprise software, recognize its evolution through three major versions (2013 launch, Fiori 2.0 in 2016, and current Fiori 3), and grasp why consistent design across business applications matters for user experience.

    Before this lecture, the connection between consumer app design principles and enterprise software might seem unclear. After completing this lecture, you'll be able to compare SAP Fiori with the consistent, user-friendly design principles used by Apple applications, understanding how these concepts translate to business tools.

    Before this lecture, you might not know the practical applications that drove Fiori's creation. After completing this lecture, you'll know that the initial 2013 launch included 25 business applications focused on everyday tasks like vacation requests and expense approvals, giving you concrete examples of Fiori in action.

    ? By Completing This Lecture

    You'll be able to explain what SAP Fiori is and articulate its objective of improving user experience across various applications in the enterprise software landscape.

    You'll understand the complete history of SAP Fiori from its initial launch in 2013 with 25 business applications through Fiori 2.0's 2016 release aligned with SAP S/4HANA 1610, to the current SAP Fiori 3 standard.

    You'll grasp how SAP Fiori 3 seeks to unify design language across all SAP products and support the Intelligent Suite, positioning you to understand SAP's current design strategy.

    You'll recognize why consistent design between enterprise applications simplifies user experience and reduces the need to adapt to different interfaces for various tools—a critical insight for anyone working with business software.

    You'll be equipped with the knowledge of how Fiori 2.0 brought significant advances in design concept, giving you perspective on the evolution of enterprise UX thinking.

    This lecture gives you the foundational understanding of SAP Fiori as both a design philosophy and a practical solution to the fragmented user experience that has historically plagued enterprise software. Whether you're exploring SAP systems for the first time or looking to understand the design thinking behind modern business applications, you'll walk away with clear knowledge of what SAP Fiori is, how it evolved through three major iterations, and why consistent design language matters in the enterprise context.

    The comparison with Apple's design principles provides a relatable framework, while the historical timeline from 2013's 25 initial applications through Fiori 2.0's S/4HANA 1610 alignment to today's Fiori 3 gives you the complete picture of this universal design language's development.

    ? Keywords: SAP Fiori, universal design language, enterprise software, user experience, Fiori 2.0, Fiori 3, SAP S/4HANA 1610, Intelligent Suite, consistent design, business applications, vacation requests, expense approvals, Apple design principles, interface consistency, enterprise UX


  • SAP Fiori Dimensions8:11

    ? Master the Three Pillars of SAP Fiori Application Development

    This lecture breaks down SAP Fiori Dimensions into three key areas: design, concept, and technology. Instead of treating Fiori as a monolithic system, you'll understand it through these distinct but interconnected dimensions—each serving a specific purpose in creating effective enterprise applications.

    Think of this as getting the complete blueprint. The Design Dimension gives you extensive guidelines for creating visually cohesive apps, working like a cookbook with recipes for ensuring that applications feel integrated within the SAP ecosystem. The Concept Dimension centers on understanding the purpose and function behind each application, defining what each app aims to achieve. And the Technology Dimension? That outlines the tools and materials necessary for the development of SAP Fiori applications.

    ? What makes this lecture valuable: You'll gain practical knowledge of the partnership between SAP and Apple that began in May 2016, which enabled Fiori applications on iOS devices, plus the expansion to Android platforms that occurred in June 2018—complete with the important detail that this came without pre-built apps for end users.

    ✅ What You'll Master

    The Three-Dimensional Framework: You'll understand SAP Fiori Dimensions through three key areas—design, concept, and technology—giving you a structured approach to comprehending Fiori application development.

    Design Dimension Mastery: You'll learn the extensive guidelines for creating visually cohesive apps, understanding how this dimension works like a cookbook with recipes for ensuring that applications feel integrated within the SAP ecosystem.

    Concept Dimension Understanding: You'll grasp how this dimension centers on understanding the purpose and function behind each application, learning the process of defining what each app aims to achieve.

    Technology Dimension Knowledge: You'll discover the tools and materials necessary for the development of SAP Fiori applications, including the specific platforms and partnerships that enable Fiori deployment.

    Platform Evolution Timeline: You'll learn about the partnership between SAP and Apple that began in May 2016, which enabled Fiori applications on iOS devices, and understand how the expansion to Android platforms occurred in June 2018, albeit without pre-built apps for end users.

    Conversational Interfaces: You'll explore conversational interfaces as a vital part of the Fiori design philosophy, understanding their role in modern application design.

    Cross-Device Consistency: You'll understand the importance of consistent user experiences across various devices, a core principle in Fiori development.

    Design Thinking Methodology: You'll learn the design thinking methodology that consists of three phases—discover, design, and deliver—with concepts made relatable by comparing them to project planning.

    Essential Development Tools: You'll be introduced to SAP Build, SAP Web IDE, and the UI Theme Designer as essential supports throughout the design process.

    Support Resources: You'll discover that SAP offers comprehensive support services for consulting and implementation, equipping users with the resources needed to create their applications effectively.

    ? Your Transformation

    Before this lecture, SAP Fiori might seem like a single, complex system without clear structure. After completing this lecture, you'll understand it through three key areas—design, concept, and technology—each with distinct guidelines and purposes.

    Before this lecture, you might not know how to approach visual consistency in SAP applications. After completing this lecture, you'll have extensive guidelines for creating visually cohesive apps that work like a cookbook with recipes for ensuring that applications feel integrated within the SAP ecosystem.

    Before this lecture, the mobile evolution of Fiori might be unclear. After completing this lecture, you'll know the specific timeline: the partnership between SAP and Apple began in May 2016 enabling iOS applications, followed by Android expansion in June 2018 without pre-built apps for end users.

    Before this lecture, design thinking in the Fiori context might seem abstract. After completing this lecture, you'll understand the three phases—discover, design, and deliver—with the concepts made relatable through comparison to project planning.

    Before this lecture, you might not know which tools support Fiori development. After completing this lecture, you'll be familiar with SAP Build, SAP Web IDE, and the UI Theme Designer as essential supports throughout the design process.

    ? By Completing This Lecture

    You'll be able to explain SAP Fiori Dimensions through three key areas: design, concept, and technology, giving you a comprehensive framework for understanding Fiori application development.

    You'll understand the Design Dimension's extensive guidelines for creating visually cohesive apps, including how it works like a cookbook with recipes for ensuring that applications feel integrated within the SAP ecosystem.

    You'll grasp the Concept Dimension's focus on understanding the purpose and function behind each application and defining what each app aims to achieve.

    You'll know the Technology Dimension's coverage of tools and materials necessary for the development of SAP Fiori applications, including specific platform partnerships and their timelines.

    You'll be able to describe the partnership between SAP and Apple that began in May 2016, which enabled Fiori applications on iOS devices, and explain how expansion to Android platforms occurred in June 2018 without pre-built apps for end users.

    You'll recognize conversational interfaces as a vital part of the Fiori design philosophy and understand the importance of consistent user experiences across various devices.

    You'll be equipped with knowledge of the design thinking methodology consisting of three phases—discover, design, and deliver—with concepts made relatable through comparison to project planning.

    You'll be familiar with SAP Build, SAP Web IDE, and the UI Theme Designer as essential supports throughout the design process, plus know that SAP offers comprehensive support services for consulting and implementation, equipping users with the resources needed to create their applications effectively.

    This lecture provides you with a structured understanding of SAP Fiori Dimensions, breaking down what could be an overwhelming topic into three manageable key areas. The Design Dimension gives you the visual guidelines, the Concept Dimension clarifies the purpose behind applications, and the Technology Dimension equips you with knowledge of the tools and materials necessary for development.

    You'll walk away with concrete knowledge—from the May 2016 SAP-Apple partnership that enabled iOS applications to the June 2018 Android expansion. The design thinking methodology's three phases (discover, design, and deliver) become accessible through comparison to project planning, while tools like SAP Build, SAP Web IDE, and the UI Theme Designer are positioned as essential supports throughout the design process.

    The lecture also ensures you understand modern Fiori elements like conversational interfaces as a vital part of the design philosophy and the importance of consistent user experiences across various devices. With SAP's comprehensive support services for consulting and implementation, you'll know the resources available for creating applications effectively.

    ? Keywords: SAP Fiori Dimensions, design dimension, concept dimension, technology dimension, visually cohesive apps, SAP ecosystem, SAP Apple partnership, iOS Fiori applications, Android Fiori expansion, conversational interfaces, design thinking methodology, discover design deliver, SAP Build, SAP Web IDE, UI Theme Designer, cross-device consistency, Fiori development tools, SAP consulting services, implementation support


  • Fiori Concepts2:30

    ? Understanding the Two Core Interface Concepts That Power SAP Fiori

    This lecture focuses on the functionality and design of the SAP Fiori user interface, specifically through the concepts of the Overview Page and Object Page. You'll discover how these two fundamental interface types work together to create an efficient, role-based user experience in enterprise software.

    The Overview Page acts as a dashboard tailored to the user's role, providing a high-level summary of important information. It organizes data in an intuitive way, similar to a personal assistant, highlighting critical metrics while filtering out unnecessary clutter. Meanwhile, the Object Page serves as a detailed workspace for specific tasks, consolidating all pertinent information related to a particular object, such as a purchase order.

    ? What makes this lecture valuable: You'll learn how both the Overview Page and Object Page utilize SAP Fiori elements and annotations that dynamically arrange data according to the user's responsibilities, ensuring a personalized experience—not just theory, but the actual technical functionality behind role-based interfaces.

    ✅ What You'll Master

    Overview Page Functionality: You'll understand how the Overview Page acts as a dashboard tailored to the user's role, providing a high-level summary of important information organized in an intuitive way.

    Personal Assistant Analogy: You'll grasp how the Overview Page works similar to a personal assistant, highlighting critical metrics while filtering out unnecessary clutter to streamline decision-making.

    Quick Action Capabilities: You'll learn how users can quickly identify issues and opportunities through intelligent summaries presented in card formats, allowing for quick actions without navigating complex menus.

    Object Page Purpose: You'll discover how the Object Page serves as a detailed workspace for specific tasks, consolidating all pertinent information related to a particular object, such as a purchase order.

    Document Organization Concept: You'll understand the analogy of how the Object Page mimics the organization of physical documents at home, centralizing relevant data to enhance user efficiency.

    Focus Maintenance: You'll see how this organization aids in maintaining focus as users can directly engage with the information necessary for their tasks without distraction.

    Technical Implementation: You'll learn that both the Overview Page and Object Page utilize SAP Fiori elements and annotations that dynamically arrange data according to the user's responsibilities, ensuring a personalized experience.

    Role-Based Data Presentation: You'll understand how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data in contextually relevant ways, depending on the user's role.

    Natural Workflow Design: You'll grasp how SAP Fiori is designed to reflect users' natural thought processes and workflows, ultimately improving their efficiency and productivity in business environments.

    ? Your Transformation

    Before this lecture, you might view SAP interfaces as generic screens that look the same for everyone. After completing this lecture, you'll understand how the Overview Page acts as a dashboard tailored to the user's role, providing a high-level summary of important information organized specifically for each user's responsibilities.

    Before this lecture, navigating to detailed information might seem like it requires complex menu systems. After completing this lecture, you'll know how users can quickly identify issues and opportunities through intelligent summaries presented in card formats, allowing for quick actions without navigating complex menus.

    Before this lecture, working with specific objects like purchase orders might feel scattered across multiple screens. After completing this lecture, you'll understand how the Object Page serves as a detailed workspace for specific tasks, consolidating all pertinent information related to a particular object, such as a purchase order, in one centralized location.

    Before this lecture, the technical mechanism behind personalized interfaces might be unclear. After completing this lecture, you'll know that both the Overview Page and Object Page utilize SAP Fiori elements and annotations that dynamically arrange data according to the user's responsibilities, ensuring a personalized experience.

    Before this lecture, SAP design choices might seem arbitrary. After completing this lecture, you'll recognize how SAP Fiori is designed to reflect users' natural thought processes and workflows, ultimately improving their efficiency and productivity in business environments.

    ? By Completing This Lecture

    You'll be able to explain how the Overview Page acts as a dashboard tailored to the user's role, providing a high-level summary of important information while working similar to a personal assistant that highlights critical metrics and filters out unnecessary clutter.

    You'll understand how users can quickly identify issues and opportunities through intelligent summaries presented in card formats, allowing for quick actions without navigating complex menus—a key efficiency feature of the Overview Page.

    You'll grasp how the Object Page serves as a detailed workspace for specific tasks, consolidating all pertinent information related to a particular object, such as a purchase order, mimicking the organization of physical documents at home to centralize relevant data.

    You'll recognize how this organization aids in maintaining focus as users can directly engage with the information necessary for their tasks without distraction or navigation overhead.

    You'll understand the technical functionality: both the Overview Page and Object Page utilize SAP Fiori elements and annotations that dynamically arrange data according to the user's responsibilities, ensuring a personalized experience.

    You'll be able to describe how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data in contextually relevant ways, depending on the user's role, making information actionable rather than just visible.

    You'll appreciate how SAP Fiori is designed to reflect users' natural thought processes and workflows, ultimately improving their efficiency and productivity in business environments—understanding the philosophy behind the interface design.

    This lecture gives you a clear understanding of the two core interface concepts in SAP Fiori: the Overview Page and the Object Page. The Overview Page works as a dashboard tailored to the user's role, organizing data similar to a personal assistant that highlights critical metrics while filtering out unnecessary clutter. Through intelligent summaries presented in card formats, users can quickly identify issues and opportunities, taking quick actions without navigating complex menus.

    The Object Page complements this by serving as a detailed workspace for specific tasks, consolidating all pertinent information related to a particular object, such as a purchase order. Like organizing physical documents at home, it centralizes relevant data to enhance user efficiency and aids in maintaining focus as users directly engage with the information necessary for their tasks.

    You'll learn the technical functionality behind these experiences: both pages utilize SAP Fiori elements and annotations that dynamically arrange data according to the user's responsibilities, ensuring a personalized experience. The lecture illustrates how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data in contextually relevant ways, depending on the user's role, all designed to reflect users' natural thought processes and workflows, ultimately improving their efficiency and productivity in business environments.

    ? Keywords: SAP Fiori user interface, Overview Page, Object Page, role-based dashboard, high-level summary, personal assistant interface, critical metrics, card formats, quick actions, detailed workspace, purchase order management, SAP Fiori elements, annotations, dynamic data arrangement, personalized experience, contextual data presentation, natural workflows, business efficiency, productivity improvement, intelligent summaries

  • SAP Fiori Technology6:24

    ? Master the Two Interface Types That Make SAP Fiori Intuitive and Efficient

    This lecture centers on the functionality and design of the SAP Fiori user interface, specifically highlighting the Overview Page and Object Page. You'll explore how these two interface types work together to create a streamlined, role-specific experience that eliminates the navigation complexity traditionally associated with enterprise software.

    The Overview Page functions as a personalized dashboard tailored to the user's role, summarizing critical information through intelligent card layouts. Each card presents focused summaries that allow users to quickly spot issues, opportunities, and priorities. The Object Page acts like a digital folder that organizes all relevant information for specific tasks, ensuring everything is in one logical space.

    ? What makes this lecture valuable: You'll understand how both pages are powered by SAP Fiori elements and annotations, which automatically organize the displayed information based on user needs, catering to different roles, like a sales manager and a warehouse supervisor—seeing exactly how role-based personalization works in practice.

    ✅ What You'll Master

    Overview Page as Personalized Dashboard: You'll learn how the Overview Page functions as a personalized dashboard tailored to the user's role, summarizing critical information through intelligent card layouts designed for quick comprehension.

    Card-Based Information Architecture: You'll understand how each card presents focused summaries that allow users to quickly spot issues, opportunities, and priorities without information overload.

    Advanced Filtering Capabilities: You'll discover how the filtering capabilities enable immediate access to specific data without wading through exhaustive lists, enhancing user efficiency significantly.

    Object Page as Digital Organization: You'll grasp how the Object Page acts like a digital folder that organizes all relevant information for specific tasks, ensuring everything is in one logical space.

    Comprehensive Object View: You'll see how everything related to an object, such as a purchase order, is seamlessly arranged without the need to navigate through cluttered menus, giving users a comprehensive view at a glance.

    Technical Foundation: You'll learn that both pages are powered by SAP Fiori elements and annotations, which automatically organize the displayed information based on user needs.

    Role-Based Adaptation: You'll understand how these pages cater to different roles, like a sales manager and a warehouse supervisor, ensuring each user sees relevant information tailored to their responsibilities.

    Contextual Decision-Making: You'll discover how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data contextually and intuitively, thereby streamlining workflows in a business setting.

    ? Your Transformation

    Before this lecture, you might think dashboards show the same information to everyone. After completing this lecture, you'll understand how the Overview Page functions as a personalized dashboard tailored to the user's role, summarizing critical information through intelligent card layouts specific to each user's needs.

    Before this lecture, finding specific data might mean scrolling through long lists. After completing this lecture, you'll know how the filtering capabilities enable immediate access to specific data without wading through exhaustive lists, enhancing user efficiency.

    Before this lecture, working with objects like purchase orders might require jumping between multiple screens. After completing this lecture, you'll see how the Object Page acts like a digital folder that organizes all relevant information for specific tasks, with everything related to an object seamlessly arranged without the need to navigate through cluttered menus.

    Before this lecture, you might wonder how interfaces adapt to different users. After completing this lecture, you'll understand that both pages are powered by SAP Fiori elements and annotations, which automatically organize the displayed information based on user needs, catering to different roles, like a sales manager and a warehouse supervisor.

    Before this lecture, the connection between interface design and business efficiency might be unclear. After completing this lecture, you'll recognize how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data contextually and intuitively, thereby streamlining workflows in a business setting.

    ? By Completing This Lecture

    You'll be able to explain how the Overview Page functions as a personalized dashboard tailored to the user's role, summarizing critical information through intelligent card layouts where each card presents focused summaries.

    You'll understand how users can quickly spot issues, opportunities, and priorities through these card-based summaries, and how the filtering capabilities enable immediate access to specific data without wading through exhaustive lists.

    You'll grasp how the Object Page acts like a digital folder that organizes all relevant information for specific tasks, ensuring everything is in one logical space with a comprehensive view at a glance.

    You'll be able to describe how everything related to an object, such as a purchase order, is seamlessly arranged without the need to navigate through cluttered menus, eliminating unnecessary navigation steps.

    You'll understand the technical foundation: both pages are powered by SAP Fiori elements and annotations, which automatically organize the displayed information based on user needs.

    You'll recognize how these pages cater to different roles, like a sales manager and a warehouse supervisor, ensuring that each user type sees information relevant to their specific responsibilities and tasks.

    You'll appreciate how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data contextually and intuitively, thereby streamlining workflows in a business setting—connecting interface design directly to business outcomes.

    This lecture provides you with a comprehensive understanding of the two core interface types in SAP Fiori: the Overview Page and Object Page. The Overview Page functions as a personalized dashboard tailored to the user's role, summarizing critical information through intelligent card layouts. Each card presents focused summaries that allow users to quickly spot issues, opportunities, and priorities, while the filtering capabilities enable immediate access to specific data without wading through exhaustive lists, enhancing user efficiency.

    The Object Page complements this by acting like a digital folder that organizes all relevant information for specific tasks, ensuring everything is in one logical space. You'll see how everything related to an object, such as a purchase order, is seamlessly arranged without the need to navigate through cluttered menus, giving users a comprehensive view at a glance.

    The technical foundation is equally important: both pages are powered by SAP Fiori elements and annotations, which automatically organize the displayed information based on user needs, catering to different roles, like a sales manager and a warehouse supervisor. This ensures that each user sees exactly what they need for their specific responsibilities. The lecture emphasizes how these features enhance decision-making by presenting data contextually and intuitively, thereby streamlining workflows in a business setting.

    ? Keywords: SAP Fiori user interface, Overview Page, Object Page, personalized dashboard, intelligent card layouts, focused summaries, filtering capabilities, digital folder organization, purchase order management, SAP Fiori elements, annotations, automatic data organization, role-based interface, sales manager view, warehouse supervisor view, contextual data presentation, intuitive workflows, business decision-making, streamlined workflows, comprehensive view

Requirements

  • This course is suitable for beginners—no prior SAP or technical experience required. Basic computer skills and internet access are all you need.
  • Having access to an SAP Fiori system allows students to get more out of the course, although it is not strictly necessary

Description

SAP Fiori for End User: Become Productive in Hours, Not Week

This beginner-friendly course gives you a complete, practical introduction to SAP Fiori from the end-user perspective. If you are new to SAP, transitioning from SAP GUI, or starting to work with SAP S/4HANA, this course will help you understand exactly how to navigate, personalize, and use SAP Fiori apps in your daily work.

You will start by learning the essentials of SAP Fiori design, the purpose of the Fiori Launchpad, and how end users interact with tiles, apps, groups, spaces, and pages. You’ll also see how to personalize your Launchpad and how SAP Fiori handles screen elements, input fields, lists, tables, and actions inside different apps.

Next, you’ll explore the core technology behind the Fiori experience. You will learn how SAP user interfaces are structured, how they present information to end users, and the different SAP Fiori application types commonly used in business operations.

You will then dive into the key architectural layers behind the platform, including the ABAP Platform, the SAP HANA database, and how everything integrates with SAP S/4HANA. These lessons give you a clear and simple view of how Fiori fits into the modern SAP landscape.

The course also includes a hands-on demonstration of how to access the SAP Fiori Launchpad directly from SAP GUI, making it easier for users who currently work in SAP ERP to transition smoothly to the new interface.

By the end of this training, you will be able to:

  • Navigate the SAP Fiori Launchpad with confidence

  • Use and personalize SAP Fiori apps

  • Understand how SAP Fiori fits into SAP S/4HANA

  • Recognize key components like ABAP Platform and SAP HANA

  • Transition from SAP GUI to SAP Fiori smoothly

This course is ideal for end users, business users, functional teams, and anyone who needs a clear, simple, and complete introduction to working with SAP Fiori.

Who this course is for:

  • Employees in organizations migrating to SAP S/4HANA or Fiori apps.
  • Business analysts seeking efficiency with SAP Fiori-powered workflows.
  • HR, finance, supply chain, and procurement professionals using SAP daily.
  • Team leads and managers overseeing SAP-powered processes.
  • End users transitioning from SAP GUI to SAP Fiori for the first time.
  • Functional consultants who support or train SAP users.
  • IT support staff assisting SAP business operations.
  • Interns and entry-level professionals preparing for SAP-based roles.
  • Small business owners wanting hands-on experience with SAP Fiori.
  • Anyone interested in modern enterprise software usability—no SAP background needed.