Configure the PWA

Users can log on with their username/password, but can set a pin code for easy access later, just as a mobile client. User credentials for multiple users can be stored, each user with their own pin code.

PWAs support offline data like we know from real mobile clients, very powerful

Enables PWA for your launchpad.

Choose to display the PWA Standalone, Fullscreen or with a Minimal UI

Gives an id to your launchpad and can be found in the Manifest through the web developer tools. This property is optional.

The PIN Code tool encrypts user credentials after initial login to SAP backend and allows subsequent authentication using a 4/6/8 digit passcode, eliminating the need for repeated authentication and providing a convenient way to access SAP login credentials on device.

As a default the user will be logged out and need to enter username and password again

Default length for pin codes is 4 digits. You can choose to use 6 or 8 digits instead.

Set amount of seconds without activity before the mobile client should enter lock mode. Make sure your applications have some sort of functionality that lets the user continue work after unlocking.

As a default users can enter pin codes like 1234 or 0000. You can prevent this if you enable complex pin code. Then a pin code can only include the same digit once, and pin codes cannot contain sequential digits.

(Public Key Infrastructure) which secures encrypted HTTP communications.

Logs users out after a prolonged period of inactivity.

Downloads all apps from server after login.

Enable Certificate logon.

Remembers username and password. Enabling this setting removes any password protection. This is okay for use on mobile devices where security is handled centrally in some sort of MDM solution. However for desktop scenarios Neptune recommends using certificate logon instead.