Setting Session Timeout for HANA Cloud Portal

Hi all,
is there any way for setting the session timeout period on HANA cloud Portal?
If not, what is the predefined session timeout?
Thank you in advance.
Silvia Grabmann

Hi Silvia,
Session timeout is 20 minutes and cannot be changed. In fact it is configured at the platform level.
Regards,
Ifat.

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