
Explore the physical inventory process in SAP EWM, understand the two inventory document types, configure your own process and tolerance groups, and review interfaces and reports in SAP IWM.
Discover the SAP EWM physical inventory process, with storage bin and product based counting, stock types, and inventory areas linked to activity areas, plus counting and posting workflows.
Explore physical inventory types in sap ewm, including annual, continuous, and cycle counting, plus low stock, zero stock, and put away checks driven by abc analysis.
Learn how the difference analyzer in SAP EWM detects and post-adjusts stock differences between warehouse task confirmations and physical inventory documents to align with ERP totals.
Configure SAP EWM tolerance groups to secure physical inventory postings by assigning users with monetary or percentage tolerances. Define groups for the difference analyzer and control who can post differences.
Use reports and transactions to support the physical inventory, uploading bin counts to the IWM system, downloading bin data from the GWM system, and reviewing differences for stock adjustments.
Create, count, and post a physical inventory document in SAP EWM using a storage bin specific document, counting one handling unit containing one stock item, then verify results.
Explore SAP EWM's physical inventory by examining four key database tables—the header data, business key items, quantities, and storage bin—and how they enable counting and posting.
SAP EWM110 is maybe the most common and most taught SAP EWM course out there
We took on the task to create a SAP EWM110 course by ourselves and make it - even better.
With this part of the course you will get to know everything you need to know about the Physical Inventory Process in SAP EWM
- The different types of Physical Inventory in SAP EWM
- The levels of Physcial Inventory
- The Physcial Inventory Process
- The Difference Analyzer in SAP EWM
- What tolerance groups are and how to use them
And...we would not be KnowYourEWM without adding some extra to this Physcial Inventory Process Course