Log in screen showing the user id, user password, language and client which are needed

to log in to your account. This is the interface of the SAP using URL.

Log-in screen indicating the default user,password and client number given by the
professor

Screen before logging in to the account before the password is changed. Thus, it is the
default user id and password provided by the instructor. For new user who is not yet able
to open their account SAP will require the user to change it password for security
purposes.
Screen before logging in to the account using the changed password of the user. It
shows the user ID , the password written but is hidden, the language used, as well as the
client.
The SAP launchpad or Fiori. Which shows the user profile, app finder, settings, edit home page,
contact support. Moreover, this also shows the different tiles which are applications that can be
used in SAP. They are segregated according to the tile groupings such as controlling, financial
account, material management and navigation.
In comparison with other platforms that I am using such as social media platforms (Facebook, twitter,
instagram) they have somehow similarities when it comes to security features of SAP which is if you are
not able to provide the right password after couple of attempts it will automatically have safety features
although the SAP is more stricter when it come to the number of attempts primarily because it only
allows 3 consecutive wrong attempts to log in before it will not be used anymore, in other platforms I
think it will allow a way more attempts. Moreover, in other platforms unlike in SAP wherein after
multiple attempts your account will be locked. On the other hand, other platforms such as facebook will
only give you a specified time before you can try to log in again afterwards, if you are not able to provide
the right password that’s the time that it will be locked.

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