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Knowledge base articles can be created in the workspaces Knowledge Base feature, which is enabled by the workspace administrator. The workspace has a Knowledge Base page that displays the knowledge base articles created in the workspace and where users can create knowledge base articles. Users can select a template, insert images, links, and videos, assign a category, and set permissions and publish settings for the knowledge base articles. Users can also view, edit, tag, like, bookmark, and comment on the published knowledge base articles. References:

SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition | SAP Help Portal, section “Knowledge Base”

SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition - SAP Online Help, section “Creating, Publishing and Editing Knowledge Base Articles”

This is a REST API based on the System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM 2.0) specification that allows you to assign roles to users directly inside SAP Build Work Zone1.

Admin UI of the SAP BTP subaccount cockpit: This is a graphical user interface that allows you to assign role collections to users on the SAP BTP subaccount level234.

Attribute mapping for the connected Identity Provider: This is a configuration option that allows you to automatically create shadow users and map role collections based on the Groups assertion attribute from the connected Identity Provider1.

References: 2: https://help.sap.com/docs/build-process-automation/sap-build-process-automation/assign-sap-build-work-zone-roles-to-users  1: https://learning.sap.com/learning-journey/implement-and-administer-sap-build-work-zone/explaining-the-provisioning-of-users-and-roles-in-sap-build-work-zone_f81cff40-ea59-49fc-8c9e-65f68b63a812  3: https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/spa-configure-workzone.html  4: https://help.sap.com/docs/btp/sap-business-technology-platform/assign-users-to-role-collections

The advanced edition of SAP Build Work Zone (formerly known as SAP Work Zone) extends the standard edition (formerly known as SAP Launchpad Service) by providing additional features and capabilities that are not available in the standard edition. Some of the aspects that are specific to the advanced edition are:

Blending of business data and unstructured content: The advanced edition allows users to create and consume different types of content, such as blogs, multimedia, surveys, polls, wiki pages, events, knowledge base articles, tasks, and feeds, and integrate them with business datafrom SAP and third-party applications. This enables users to have a holistic and engaging work experience that combines structured and unstructured information across different formats and channels1.

Empowering end users to create content: The advanced edition empowers business users with powerful page building and content authoring tools that enable them to create and publish content without requiring coding skills or IT support. Users can create dynamic, modern, and personalized user experiences using templates, widgets, and drag-and-drop features. Users can also collaborate and share content with their teams and colleagues using workspaces, feeds, and comments12.

The aspects that are not specific to the advanced edition are:

Integrating SAP and third-party business content: Both the standard and the advanced edition allow users to access information and processes from SAP and third-party business applications using UI integration cards, which are reusable components that display application content in a unified and consistent way. Users can also use destinations to connect to external services or applications using a simple name34.

Unifying access to SAP business applications: Both the standard and the advanced edition provide a simple, modern, and consistent user interface that provides a unified entry point to SAP business applications, such as SAP S/4HANA, SAP SuccessFactors, SAP Ariba, and SAP Analytics Cloud. Users can access the applications using role-based navigation and convenient single or no-password access via Single Sign-On (SSO)34.

UI Integration Cards are reusable components that display information and application content from different backend systems in a unified and consistent way in SAP BuildWork Zone. They can be deployed to SAP Build Work Zone using one of the following methods:

Admin Console in SAP Build Work Zone: This method allows users to manually upload a ZIP file that contains the UI card definition and resources to the Admin Console UI Integration Cards section, using the Upload Card button. Users can also view, edit, and delete the existing UI cards in the Admin Console1.

SAP Business Application Studio: This method allows users to directly deploy the UI card from SAP Business Application Studio to SAP Build Work Zone, using the UI Integration Card: Deploy to SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition option in the context menu of the manifest.json file. This method requires the subscription to SAP Business Application Studio to exist on the same subaccount as the subscription to SAP Build Work Zone, and a token-exchange destination to be configured. Users can also package the UI card into a ZIP file and download it for manual upload, using the UI Integration Card: Package option2.

The methods that are not used to deploy UI Integration Cards to SAP Build Work Zone are:

Command Line Interface (CLI): This method is not supported by SAP Build Work Zone, as there is no CLI tool available for UI Integration Cards development or deployment.

Content Manager: This method is used to manage the unstructured content in SAP Build Work Zone, such as blogs, multimedia, surveys, polls, wiki pages, events, knowledge base articles, tasks, and feeds. It is not used to deploy UI Integration Cards, which are considered as structured content3.