# SAP
The steps for creating element in SAP as the application type are as follows:
1. Click on the **"+" icon** and create new folder by selecting **Create** **new folder** or Press **Shift+F**
Or Select **Existing Folder**
2. Click on **three dots (...)** beside your folder. A Drop-down list will appear.
3. Click on the **Create Repository** and select **SAP** as application or press **Shift+E+S** from keyboard
4. On the desktop window, Click **Capture Element** button to bring up Avo Assure Client pop up.
5. Enter the SAP Application Path in **Enter SAP Application Path** field and click on **Launch** button to get directed to SAP Application.
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Here the captured elements are displayed in the element identifier window before saving them to the element repository.
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**Following are the methods available with us while capturing the window through SAP:**
| Method | Description |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Actionable** | It captures the elements based on the actions that we selected from the drop down. It will capture the visible elements in the screen. |
| **All** | This enables capturing all elements in the AUT, including hidden elements regardless of their capture type. |
| **Manual** | This method allows capturing elements manually by navigating to the AUT. |
| **Capture type** | This type includes various element types, allowing users to choose the necessary element type and capture the elements accordingly. |
| **Delay** | This method works for elements that have longer loading time in the AUT, such as alert popups, hence this option specifies a certain amount of time for these elements to load before capturing them. |
6. select the elements shown in the elements list and move them to the element repository by clicking on the Add button.
7. The properties of each element are visible, allowing users to easily analyze and prioritize them.
8. After clicking the Add button, the selected elements get added to the Element repository.
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