Each product package that is listed in the My Product Packages tab shows the number of applications included in the package, and the number of solutions that you've created from these applications.

You can switch between tile view and list view. You’ll find products and packages organized by category, which you can change under the Catalog entry in the side panel.

To view or manage the provisioning and integration of product or package, click on tile or list entry. The product or package opens in the Provisioning & Integration dashboard.

The Customer Landscape entry in the My Product Packages tab allows you to integrate the applications you've purchased using formations.

To find the systems associated with your applications, go to Customer Landscape → Systems tab.

These systems should already be in the list, but if you don’t see a system you expect, select Refresh to update the list. You can add the systems for the system types you have requested consent.

You create formations which enable the automated integration between a set of your provisioned SAP systems in the Customer Landscape → Systems tab. 

Depending on the integration scenario, you can choose from different formation types. Choose Create Formation and follow the steps in the wizard to set up the new formation and include the respective systems.

If you no longer need the integration between your SAP systems, you can delete the integration in which they are included.

For systems or system types, you may need additional authorization.

For Systems

Additional authorizations may be required so that:

• You can use these systems in formations.
  You have the system listed in the Systems tab, but to include it in a dedicated formation, you need to request a consent. In this case, when requesting consent for a system, you have to select the Integration scope.
• You have an application you are subscribed to added to the Systems tab.
  SAP Partners develop multitenant applications and sell subscriptions to their customers. When you as a customer buy a subscription to such an application, the SAP partner sends you a URL for this application.
  In this case, when requesting consent for a system, you have to select the System Sharing scope.

For System Types

You may need an authorization to have a specific system type shared with you so you can add systems of this type. You need to provide the namespace of the system type and specify the Sharing System Type scope.

You request access to a dedicated system or system type in the Customer Landscape → Consent Requests tab.

To send a consent request for a sytem, you need to use one of the following property options:

• System URL – you take the URL from the email the SAP Partner has sent you, or from the System Details in the Customer Landscape → Systems tab.
• System ID and System Namespace – you get the values of these properties from System Details in the Customer Landscape → Systems tab.

You also need to define the scope. These are the scopes you can select:

• Integration
• System Sharing

After you request a consent for a system, check the status of the request in the Customer Landscape → Consent Requests tab. Once the status is Approved, you can continue with the scenario in mind. 

To send a consent request for a system type, you need to specify:

• Namespace – This is the namespace of the system type for which you request consent.
• Scopes – Select the Sharing System Type option.

Approving or Rejecting Consent Requests for Applications or Types of Applications

In the Customer Landscape → Consent Requests tab, in the Incoming Consent Requests section, you approve or reject consent for a system or system type in one of the following cases:

• As an SAP partner, you develop multitenant applications and sell subscriptions to your customers. When customers have subscribed to your application, they may want to request consent from you, so they have a respective system of this application in their Systems tabs.
• As a system administrator, giving additional authorizations so the system can be included in a formation.
• As a system administrator giving additional authorizations to a system type so customers can add systems of this type in their Systems tabs.