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SAP Fiori dashboard and user interface - Role-based design system and enterprise user interface for SAP applications.

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SAP Fiori

Productivity

Revenue: $100M+

Role-based design system and enterprise user interface for SAP applications.

Overview

SAP Fiori is the official user experience design system and UI platform for SAP software and enterprise solutions. It transforms complex, traditional enterprise screens into role-based, responsive, and intuitive web and mobile applications. Operating through a centralized launchpad, it provides access to thousands of transactional, analytical, and fact-sheet apps. SAP Fiori harmonizes workflows across SAP S/4HANA, SuccessFactors, Ariba, and custom enterprise deployments.

Founded year: 2013

Founder: SAP SE

Team size: 100+

Popularity: Thousands of enterprise organizations globally across 7,500+ apps

HQ: Walldorf, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Status: Active

Funding status: Acquired

Customer type: B2B

Funding: Enterprise Product (SAP SE)

Pricing: Enterprise

Tech stack: SAPUI5, HTML5, JavaScript, ABAP, OData, REST APIs, SAP HANA

Platform: Web • iOS • Android

Integrations: SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business Technology Platform, SAP SuccessFactors, SAP Ariba, SAP Concur, SAP Fieldglass

What it does

Replaces legacy SAP GUI interfaces with modern, responsive HTML5 web applications.
Provides a centralized launchpad for role-based navigation across all enterprise business functions.
Delivers real-time analytical dashboards and transactional task management on web and mobile devices.
Offers SAP Fiori Elements UI framework to rapidly build standardized enterprise software interfaces.

Who it's for

Enterprise SAP Customers
IT Administrators & System Architects
SAP Application Developers
Business Operations & Finance Managers

Why it works

Native integration across SAP S/4HANA and SAP Business Technology Platform ecosystems.
Role-based accessibility ensures users only see tools and tasks relevant to their specific job functions.
Standardized UI guidelines and SAPUI5 framework significantly reduce developer UI building times.
Cross-device responsiveness allows mobile field workers and desktop managers to use identical workflows.

Founder story

SAP Fiori was created in 2013 by SAP SE in Walldorf, Germany. It was developed to address the growing complexity and steep learning curve associated with the classic SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI). Originally launching with just 25 consumer-grade transactional apps, SAP expanded the system into the primary design framework for the entire SAP enterprise suite.

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Comparison overview

SAP Fiori is directly tied to the SAP software ecosystem, unlike generic low-code building platforms.
Uses strict role-based design guidelines and OData protocols to interact natively with SAP backend systems.
Comes pre-packaged with thousands of ready-to-use business process templates rather than requiring full custom development.

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