Favorites
Favourites in SAP let each user pin the transactions, reports and even web links they use most, for instant access. It is one of the simplest personalisation features and a genuine daily time-saver.
For a consultant or power user who runs the same handful of transactions dozens of times a day, favourites remove constant friction.
- From the SAP Easy Access screen you add the current or any transaction to your Favourites, optionally organising them into folders.
- Favourites are personal, layered on top of whatever menu (standard or role-based) you have.
- Transaction codes you use often.
- Watch out: Never setting up favourites despite repeating tasks.
What favourites can hold
- Transaction codes you use often.
- Reports and programs.
- Folders to organise favourites by task or area.
- Web addresses and files (in SAP GUI).
How to use them
From the SAP Easy Access screen you add the current or any transaction to your Favourites, optionally organising them into folders. Thereafter your key transactions are one click away at the top of your menu, no code typing or menu drilling.
Why it matters
For a consultant or power user who runs the same handful of transactions dozens of times a day, favourites remove constant friction. Combined with knowing the codes and using multiple sessions, they make SAP navigation fast and comfortable.
Favourites and roles
Favourites are personal, layered on top of whatever menu (standard or role-based) you have. They do not change your authorizations, only your convenience.
Common pitfalls
- Never setting up favourites despite repeating tasks.
- Disorganised favourites that become their own clutter.
- Expecting favourites to grant access, they are convenience only.