Liquid UI for SAP ERP

Users working in warehouse and field environments do not always have immediate access to SAP support or desktop guidance.

Liquid UI brings SAP F1 help directly to mobile devices.

Users can:
1. Long-press a field inside the SAP transaction
2.Open field-level SAP help instantly
3. View the same guidance available in desktop SAP GUI

The result: faster issue resolution and less interruption during mobile SAP ex*****on.

The result: faster issue resolution and fewer interruptions during mobile SAP ex*****on.

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Stop returning to a desktop just to update SAP PM

Maintenance documentation slows down when technicians have to leave the field to upload photos, reports, or signatures in SAP.

With Liquid UI for iOS, technicians can:

Capture equipment photos directly in SAP
Upload reports and PDFs from the device
Add signatures inside the transaction
Manage attachments from the same SAP PM screen

The result: Faster maintenance updates, fewer missed records, and more complete SAP PM documentation directly from the field.

Check out the guide to learn more: https://www.guixt.com/knowledge_base/content/35/413/en/2304-attaching-files.html

Warehouse ex*****on slows when users jump between SAP transactions on handheld devices.

This Liquid UI Launchpad brings common warehouse tasks like:

Outbound Picking
Physical Inventory
Putaway
TO Confirmation
Bin Transfers
Goods Movements

into one mobile SAP screen.

Users can move directly into the next warehouse action without navigating SAP menus or reopening transactions.

Faster ex*****on, fewer navigation steps, and a workflow that fits how warehouse teams actually work.

Finding fields or tabs, re-entering known information, waiting for desktop access, or correcting avoidable errors?

The task users work around every day is often the best place to start improving the workflow.

Poll Question: Which SAP issue slows your daily workflow the most?

Options:
1. Finding the right fields or tabs
2. Re-entering information already known
3. Waiting to access SAP from a desktop
4. Correcting avoidable input errors

Comment your answer below!