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[ACCORDION-BEGIN [Step 1: ](Introduction)]
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> ### To earn your badge for the whole mission, you will need to mark all steps in a tutorial as done, including any optional ones that you may have skipped because they are not relevant for you.
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Our `risks` and `mitigations` application have been generated by the SAP Fiori Tools Generator and can be started independently. We can add a launch page for local testing. This page looks like a real SAP Fiori launchpad, but is just a local copy of the otherwise centrally managed SAP Fiori launchpad. It comes with a limited version of the functionality of the original SAP Fiori launchpad. There's no option to add or remove apps via a configuration, user roles aren't at all taken into account, and end-user personalization is also not included. If you want these and other SAP Fiori launchpad functionalities included, you have got to set them up for your project. Find out how to do this in [Add the SAP BTP Launchpad Service](btp-app-launchpad-service). You stick with the launch page for this tutorial though.
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In the current implementation, the applications are launched without a launch page. You can open the `risks` application through the file `app/risks/webapp/index.html`. If you now create a second application using the SAP Fiori elements generator within your project, it will be generated in the same way, again with its own `index.html` file. Instead, you want to use a launch page for all the applications. You can add a launch page by creating an `.html` file that uses the built-in UI5 shell in the `app` folder, which has both the `risks` and `mitigations` applications.

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