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title: "Impact Likelihood for SAP Entry Points"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Impact Likelihood for SAP Entry Points

Panaya calculates the **Impact Likelihood** of impacted entry points based on your transport analysis and according to the following set of rules-

**High** Definite impacts such as code impact and direct Entry Point change

**Medium**

- Heuristically calculated impacts such as note impact and user exit change
- User-generated Entry Points

**Low** Heuristically calculated impacts with possible false positives

To view **Impact Likelihood** of each Entry Point -

1. From within a Project, select the **Development tab**
2. Select the Requirement / Feature from the list
3. Select the **Testing tab** and then **Impacted Entry Points** The **Impact Likelihood** for all **Entry Points** associated with your [linked transports](/v1/docs/how-to-analyze-impact-and-risk) is displayed.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/f404076c-de23-4609-848e-2dfd4ef701b0/Images/Documentation/image-1683458261708.png)

**How does Panaya determine if an entry point is impacted?**

- Panaya analysis engine identifies which data objects and code objects in your system affect the behavior of each entry point.
- Project teams identify the transports relevant for each project/release. This contains the data and code changes needed for that project/release.
- Panaya examines each project transport's data and code changes to determine which entry points are impacted in a particular project/release.
- Panaya will cross-reference entry point impact and compare to the **Transaction** field on each test step in your test plan (including manual and automated testing). Any gaps are noted as **Missing Test Scope** or **Not Covered**

## Related

- [Recognized Entry Points](/what-does-an-entry-point-mean-in-panaya.md)
- [SAP Change Analysis](/how-to-analyze-impact-and-risk.md)