UI integration cards are like the Swiss Army knives of the UI world - they can do it all! Except for consuming data from SAP systems, apparently. That's like asking a chef to only use ingredients from one grocery store.
I'm going with B and D. Connecting to multiple systems is super useful, and maintaining the destinations at the subaccount level makes a lot of sense. As for the HTMLS.ForwardAuth Token, that's just tech talk for 'magic sauce'.
I agree, being able to connect to multiple systems is definitely a key feature. And keeping the destinations at the subaccount level just makes everything more organized.
Hmm, I'm not sure about C. I thought UI integration cards could consume data from any system, not just SAP. And the HTMLS.ForwardAuth Token is definitely important for authentication.
I'm pretty sure B and D are the correct answers. UI integration cards can connect to multiple backend systems, and the destinations need to be maintained at the subaccount level.
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