A new Destinations UI for managing destination configuration objects is now available as a BETA version in the SAP BTP cockpit, side-by-side with the current UI. It is not yet at feature parity with the current UI, but feel free to try it out and send us your feedback.
Old Destination UI

Getting Started with the New Destinations UI
To start using the new Destinations UI, follow these steps:
- Access the SAP BTP Cockpit: Log in to your SAP BTP account and navigate to the cockpit.
- Navigate to Destinations: In the cockpit, go to the Connectivity section and select Destinations.
- Explore the New UI: you can access to the BETA version, you will see the new interface. Take some time to explore the different features and options available.
- Create a New Destination: Click on the "Create Destination" button and fill in the required details, such as the destination name, URL, and authentication method.
- Save and Test: Save your new destination and test the connection to ensure everything is configured correctly

Check Connection

Export Destination in (JSON, YAML & Properties)

Benefits of the New Destinations UI
The new Destinations UI offers several benefits for SAP BTP users:
- Efficiency: The streamlined workflow and enhanced configuration options save time and reduce complexity.
- Usability: The intuitive interface makes it easier for users to manage their destinations, even if they are new to SAP BTP.
- Flexibility: The ability to configure advanced settings and custom headers provides greater flexibility in connecting to remote systems.
- Visibility: Improved visibility into destination details helps users quickly identify and address any issues, ensuring smooth operation of their applications
Conclusion
The new Destinations UI in the SAP BTP cockpit is a significant step forward in simplifying the management of destination configuration objects. As a BETA version, it offers a glimpse into the future of SAP BTP, where usability and efficiency are at the forefront. If you have access to the BETA version, be sure to explore the new features and provide feedback to help shape the final release.