As an administrator, you must define the status profiles to be used across multiple SaaS applications of SAP Integrated Product Development. For more information, see Working with Status Profiles.

A status profile contains different statuses that are defined by the user. With status profiles, you manage the status of the objects that are used by multipleSaaS applications of SAP Integrated Product Development.

To make it easier for your business users to work with these status profiles, you can edit value for status description in different languages as needed. Your business users see the values that you have configured for the status profile description in the Status Management app.

As an administrator, you can define statuses to a status profile. These statuses can be used in multiple status profiles for different business processes. To make it easier for your business users to work with these statues, you can also configure the status description values in differente languages. For more information, see Working with Statuses.

As an administrator you can create statuses that can be used in multiple status profiles for different business processes. To make it easier for your business users to work with these statuses, you can add theses values for them in different languages as needed.

You can edit value for status description in different languages as needed. Your business users see the values that you have configured for the status description in the Status Management app.

For more information, see Working with Actions.

The status is an independent entity and can be used in multiple status profiles. For each transition, you must define a source status and a target status. To establish a link between two statuses in the status network, transitions are used.

Your business user sees the texts in the configured language other than the default language. You can configure the preferred language from the list of supported languages in the Manage Statuses app.