LAMP allows account admins to create and manage SAP connections from a centralized interface. Follow the steps below to add an SAP connection and associate it with the required devices.
How to Add an SAP Connection
Step 1: Open SAP Connections
- Log in to LAMP and navigate to the Account Administration screen.
- Open the Explore menu and select SAP Connections.
The SAP Connections option is highlighted in the Explore menu below.

Step 2: Open the Create Connection Form
- On the SAP Connections page, select Create Connection.
The Create Connection button is available above the Associate Connections table.

Step 3: Enter the SAP Connection Details
Complete the fields in the Add SAP Connection form:
- Description: Enter a name to identify the connection.
- Group/Server: Enter the SAP server name or address.
- Instance Number: Enter the required instance number.
- Client: Enter the SAP client ID.
- SAP Router: Enter the SAP Router details, if applicable.
- Start Transaction: Enter the transaction code to open after login, if required.
- TLS: Set the TLS option as required.
The Add SAP Connection form displays the fields to be completed.

Step 4: Add the SAP Connection
- Review the connection details.
- Select Add Connection to save the connection.
The Add Connection button is highlighted in the completed form below.

After the connection is saved, LAMP displays the Connection Added confirmation message.

Step 5: Update the Connection List
- In the Associate Connections table, select the checkbox next to the SAP connection you want to associate with the devices.
- Select Update Connection List to apply the selection.
The selected SAP connection appears highlighted in the Associate Connections table.

The Update Connection List button applies the selected connections.

After the update, LAMP displays the Connections associated confirmation message.

Sync SAP Connections to Mobile Devices
After the connection list is updated, users can synchronize their licenses to receive the associated SAP connections on their devices.




