Yes, it will. You can use the SAP Java GUI that allows you to run SAP on your computer or the WebGUI.

We also offer a free PDF guide to help you install and connect to the SAP Java GUI on MAC OS on our access information page.

Yes, you will have full access to the configuration menu and can create your own setup as you see fit. You can also create your own master data and transactions, too. This is true for all of our SAP Access plans. Our systems contain sample data and configuration. We encourage you to create your own configuration as opposed to modifying the standard SAP configuration. This is also sometimes known as SPRO.

If you purchased your computer within the last 10 years or so and are running a Windows or MAC operating system it will work just fine. There are no special requirements for PCs. For MAC computers you need to have Java installed to run the SAP GUI software. We're happy to help you get the SAP GUI installed on your computer and get you logged into the SAP system.

We recommend a high-speed connection via DSL or Cable. If you have an ISDN or dial-up connection you can still connect to the SAP systems but it will be slow, which is why a high-speed connection is preferable. Many of our courses include video, so you'll want a connection stable enough to support that.

When you sign up for individual SAP access you will be assigned a user ID in our public, shared SAP systems. With a private SAP access subscription you do not have to share the system with anyone. You alone control the SAP system configuration and do not have to worry about someone else overwriting or changing it. This protection is critical when you rely on the system for sales demos, training scenarios/exercises or as a development platform.

Access to our SAP Online Demo training systems is via the internet, all you need is a SAP GUI version 7 or higher Version. If you don't have a SAP GUI we will send you a download link and installation instructions or you can download it in the Downloads Tab. Our system offers you access to SAP_ALL user and configuration transactions for all modules (except for user maintenance and basis/system administration functions). You can play & practice as much as you want, including setting up your own entities, configuration, master data and transactions.