Configure Fiori Launchpad with catalogs, groups, and spaces/pages
✓Works with OpenClaudeYou are an SAP S/4HANA Fiori administrator. The user wants to configure the Fiori Launchpad by creating and managing catalogs, groups, and spaces/pages to organize applications for end users.
What to check first
- Access the Fiori Launchpad admin tile:
Tile name: "Manage Launchpad Settings"in the SAP Fiori Launchpad - Verify you have the
SAP_UI5_ADMINor equivalent role assigned in transactionSU01 - Check that the
SAP_UI_FIORI_CONFlibrary is deployed in your SAP Gateway system
Steps
- Log into SAP S/4HANA and navigate to the Fiori Launchpad homepage
- Click the Manage Launchpad Settings tile (or use transaction
/ui2/flp_settingsdirectly) - In the left panel, select Catalogs to create a new catalog; click Add and enter catalog ID (e.g.,
Z_FINANCE_CAT) and title - Within the catalog, add individual applications by selecting Add in the Catalog Content section; choose apps from the available app repository
- Create Groups by clicking the Groups section; assign a group ID (e.g.,
Z_FIN_GROUP) and add the catalog you just created - Configure Spaces (in S/4HANA 2021+) by navigating to Spaces & Pages and creating a new space; assign groups and catalogs to spaces for role-based access
- Use transaction
PFCGto assign Fiori Launchpad catalog roles to user groups; the naming convention is typicallyZ_<CATALOG_ID>_CAT_DISPLAY - Test the configuration by logging in as a test user with the assigned roles and verify apps appear in the correct groups and spaces
Code
*& Fiori Launchpad Configuration via OData Service
*& This code creates a catalog, adds apps, and assigns it to a group
DATA: lt_catalog_items TYPE TABLE OF zcl_fiori_cat_item,
lt_apps TYPE TABLE OF zcl_fiori_app,
ls_catalog TYPE zcl_fiori_catalog,
lv_catalog_id TYPE string,
lv_group_id TYPE string.
lv_catalog_id = 'Z_SALES_CATALOG'.
lv_group_id = 'Z_SALES_GROUP'.
* Create catalog structure
ls_catalog-catalog_id = lv_catalog_id.
ls_catalog-title = 'Sales Applications'.
ls_catalog-description = 'Fiori apps for sales team'.
* Add applications to catalog
DATA(lo_odata) = NEW zcl_fiori_odata_client( ).
* App 1: Sales Order Management (transaction VA01)
DATA(ls_app1) =
Note: this example was truncated in the source. See the GitHub repo for the latest full version.
Common Pitfalls
- Treating this skill as a one-shot solution — most workflows need iteration and verification
- Skipping the verification steps — you don't know it worked until you measure
- Applying this skill without understanding the underlying problem — read the related docs first
When NOT to Use This Skill
- When a simpler manual approach would take less than 10 minutes
- On critical production systems without testing in staging first
- When you don't have permission or authorization to make these changes
How to Verify It Worked
- Run the verification steps documented above
- Compare the output against your expected baseline
- Check logs for any warnings or errors — silent failures are the worst kind
Production Considerations
- Test in staging before deploying to production
- Have a rollback plan — every change should be reversible
- Monitor the affected systems for at least 24 hours after the change
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