Navigating in the System and Personalizing your Screens

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to navigate in the system and to personalize your screens

SAP Intelligent Agriculture Home Page

The apps are available in the user's main screen and separated by sections.

The image shows the dashboard of the SAP Intelligent Agriculture application. The dashboard is divided into several sections: 1.Field Planning & History: Field Planning and History (icon of a document), Perennials (icon of an apple); 2. Task Management: Task Scheduling (icon of a calendar) and Task List (icon of a checklist); 3. Farming Cockpit: Farming Cockpit (icon of a dashboard); 4. Farm Data Management: Farms and Fields (icon of a farm), Areas (icon of a location pin), Area Types (icon of a map), Crops and Varieties (icon of a crop), Crop Purposes (icon of a bar chart), Cropping Systems (icon of a plant), Cropping System Types (icon of interconnected nodes), Production Types (icon of a tag), Business Partner Assignments (icon of a handshake). // The top of the dashboard has the SAP logo, a Home dropdown menu, and the text SAP Intelligent Agriculture. There are also icons for search, notifications, and user profile in the top right corner.

Tiles Relocations

The tiles can be relocated in different sections or in new sections. If the user has authorization, it is possible to manage those sections (including the names of the sections) by choosing the user's initials on the upper-right corner of the screen and selecting Edit Current Page.

Screenshot of the SAP Intelligent Agriculture dashboard. The interface is divided into three main sections: Field Planning & History, Task Management, and Farming Cockpit. Each section contains tiles representing different functionalities. The Field Planning & History section includes tiles for Field Planning and History and Perennials. The Task Management section includes tiles for Task Scheduling and Task List. The Farming Cockpit section includes a single tile for Farming Cockpit. Each section has options to add, hide, or delete sections and tiles. The top of the screen features a search bar labeled Search in: 'Apps' and a user profile icon highlighted in the top right corner.

User Settings

By clicking on the user's initials, there is also a Settings option, where the user can choose the appearance of the screen and specify language and region-related settings (time and date formats).

Note

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The image shows two screenshots of the Settings menu in a software application. The first screenshot displays the Appearance settings, where the user can choose from different themes such as SAP Evening Horizon, SAP High Contrast Black (SAP Horizon), SAP High Contrast White (SAP Horizon), SAP Morning Horizon, SAP Quartz Dark, and SAP Quartz Light. The SAP Morning Horizon theme is selected. The second screenshot shows the Language and Region settings, where the user can select the language (currently set to English), date format (MMM d, y), and time format (12 h or 24 h). There are Save and Cancel buttons at the bottom of the Language and Region settings screen.

Selection Criteria

The selection criteria can be adjusted by selecting Adapt Filters.

Within some of the apps, where there are search criteria available, it is possible to change the search criteria (add or remove fields). By selecting Adapt Filters, the user will be able to select or deselect the desired fields.

Screenshot of a SAP Task List interface displaying a list of tasks. The interface includes search and filter options at the top, such as Task, Task Type, Farm, Field, Start Date, End Date, and Status. There is also an Adapt Filters button highlighted in red. Below the filters, a table lists tasks with columns for Task, Work Order, Task Type, Field, Start Date, End Date, Duration, Status, and Assignee. The table shows 10 out of 242 tasks, with options to view more. Tasks have various statuses like Open, Draft, Completed, and In Progress.

The desired fields to be used in the selection criteria can be selected.

Screenshot of a filter selection interface titled Adapt Filters. The interface allows users to select fields to filter data. The fields are listed with checkboxes next to them. The checked fields include Task, Task Type, Farm, Field, Start Date, End Date, Status, and Assignee. Unchecked fields include Assignee - First Name, Assignee - Last Name, Assignee - Middle Name, Assignee - Username, Cancelation Reason, Closed At, Created By, Created By - First Name, Created By - Last Name, Created By - Middle Name, Created By - Username, Crop Zone, Crop Zone - Closed, and Crop Zone - Description. There are options to reset the filters, show values, and search for filters. At the bottom, there are OK and Cancel buttons.

Selection of Columns

The desired columns can also be selected by selecting the Settings icon.

The user can also manage the desired columns to be available in the screen. After you select the Settings icon, the list of available columns will be displayed for the user to select or deselect as needed.

Screenshot of a SAP Task List interface displaying various tasks related to irrigation and spraying. The interface includes filters for searching tasks by Task, Task Type, Farm, Field, Start Date, End Date, and Status. The task list shows columns for Task, Work Order, Task Type, Field, Start Date, End Date, Duration, Status, and Assignee. Tasks are listed with details such as GHG 1 Irrigation January and Irrigation February 2021, with statuses like Completed, Open, and In Progress. The interface also includes options to create a task and adjust filters.

When the fields are selected and the user has chosen OK, the columns in the screen will reflect the newly selected fields.

Screenshot of a column selection menu with various checkboxes. The menu includes options such as Task, Work Order, Task Type, Field, Start Date, End Date, Duration, Status, Assignee, ID, Created On, Changed On, Description, Delayed, Delay Reason, Cancelation Reason, and Closed At. The checkboxes for Task, Work Order, Duration, and Assignee are checked. There are 'Select All' and 'Reset' options at the top, and 'OK' and 'Cancel' buttons at the bottom.

The user can also choose to sort entries in a column table in ascending or descending order using the sort icon.

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