When you use Process Runner with SAP, it will ask you to login to SAP. You will have to ENTER a user id and password (if you are using SNC or SSO, it will automatically log you in the same WAY SAP GUI does). Process Runner uses that information with SAP to first authenticate the user. All SUBSEQUENT communication with SAP is based on that User ID authorization as set in that SAP system. There is no backdoor or exception to this METHOD as that is the only way SAP ALLOWS any other remote application to communicate and this is the only way Process Runner communicates with SAP. This makes Process Runner fully compliant with SAP security and authorization objects you have implemented for that user.

When you use Process Runner with SAP, it will ask you to login to SAP. You will have to enter a user id and password (if you are using SNC or SSO, it will automatically log you in the same way SAP GUI does). Process Runner uses that information with SAP to first authenticate the user. All subsequent communication with SAP is based on that User ID authorization as set in that SAP system. There is no backdoor or exception to this method as that is the only way SAP allows any other remote application to communicate and this is the only way Process Runner communicates with SAP. This makes Process Runner fully compliant with SAP security and authorization objects you have implemented for that user.