Help Shape SAP Products
User feedback lies at the heart of experiences that people love. That’s why we are strengthening our approach and want to include SAP users even more into the creation journey of every product.
Join our user research program at SAP to actively influence your user experiences for both unreleased and existing solutions. Please find more information here.
The SAP User Research Panel initially launched at the DSAG annual congress 2023 in Bremen on September 19-21.
Who is it for?
Whether you are a novice or an experienced SAP user, we'd love to hear from you.
What’s in for me?
Your feedback truly helps shape the product and influences future product releases so that they meet your needs. And you might have the chance to exclusively preview new designs and features. A win-win.
How do I get involved?
Once registered, we will get in touch about research opportunities. No time or interest? No worries, there is no obligation to participate if contacted.
What can I expect from a testing session?
Possible formats are one-on-one interviews, surveys, and unmoderated tests. Your pain points and desired experience will go directly to the product and development teams who create the products you use every day.
Is my data secure?
Yes. Meeting GDPR standards, your data – from both the database and from usability tests – will of course not be shared with third parties. You can opt out from our database at any time, and we will delete your information.
Do you have any questions? Excited to hear from you at userresearch_panel_support@sap.com.
“I truly appreciate the fact that SAP is not only invested in our feedback, but I see they are actually implementing changes .”
"Very glad to be part of this and have the opportunity to participate. It shows SAP is committed to future development and I am looking forward to using the applications I have seen. Great experience!”
“great to know that SAP wants to hear from us as customers and will work to build that feedback into the future of the product.”
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