SAP EWM - Full Consultant course (beginners) - 62 hours

Name: SAP EWM - Full Consultant course (beginners) - 62 hours
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SAP EWM Consultant full course from scratch

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Last updated 7/2026

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What you'll learn

Roles and responsibilities of EWM consultant
Knows about configurations and other Integration knowledge(MM/SD/PP/QM/TM)
Identify the business requirements
We will cover EWM Functionalities such as POSC & LOSC , Handling Unit, Packaging Specification, Warehouse Monitor, Putaway Strategies, Removal Strategies,
Post Processing Framework (PPF), Radio Frequency Framework (RF), Wave Management, Replenishment, Physical Inventory,Queue, Resources, Auto Pick HU

Course content

1 section • 38 lectures • 61h 19m total length

Introduction(Introduction to warehouse management)2:06:34
Explore extended warehouse management (ewm) in SAP, covering warehouse basics, inbound receiving, put-away, staging areas, final locations, picking, goods issue, and work centers, with decentralized versus embedded deployment insights.
Topic 2(Functionalities of EWM)1:49:34
Understand the functional design of SAP EWM, covering stock and bin management, storage units, placement and removal strategies, replenishment, cross docking, loading/unloading, and quality and labor controls.
Topic 3 - Logical system and Organization structure1:34:59
Learn sap landscape basics, including sap easy access front-end back-end navigation, logical systems naming, client assignment, and organization structure from client to warehouse with shipping and receiving points.
Topic 4- Plant _Shipping points and distribution and Org structure2:30:17
Configure a new plant in SAP, including storage locations, a warehouse, shipping and receiving points, and storage bins. Learn enterprise structure definitions and plant assignments to company codes.
Topic 5- ALE_BTE_BP _EWM Defining WH data2:09:14
Explore linking SAP ERP with extended warehouse management via CIF, configuring BP and material master, defining plant and shipping points, and transferring master and transaction data including inbound deliveries.
Topic 6- Resouces _Storage Types_Storage Sections and storage bins2:31:59
Topic 7- EWM - ERP Connection errors - Analyzing and resolutions2:39:57
Analyze SAP EWM ERP connection errors by tracing distribution model setup, plant and shipping point configurations, and RFC destinations to identify resolutions.
Topic 8- Storage Types -Sections -Storage Bins in EWM2:30:44
Explore SAP EWM storage types, sections, and storage bins, including put away, quantity classification, staging areas, and bin types to optimize warehouse operations.
Topic 9- Activity Areas_Bin Sorting_Staging Area group2:26:07
Learn how SAP EWM uses activity areas and staging area groups to organize storage types for put away, picking, replenishment, and physical inventory, with bin sorting.
Topic 10- ERP EWM connection check and distribution of IBD2:08:08
Learn to verify ERP EWM connections by checking warehouse configurations and ERP/IC mappings, build distribution methods, and troubleshoot inbound deliveries between ERP and EWM systems.
Topic 11- Document types mapping and process codes for partial delivery IBD2:18:16
Map inbound delivery document types to ERP in SAP EWM and manage partial deliveries. Learn how purchase orders trigger inbound deliveries, post goods receipt, and handle quantity adjustments with process codes.
Topic 12- WPT defining and determination in EWM1:50:12
Learn how SAP EWM uses warehouse process types (WPT) to govern internal movements, stock types, and investigation storage for damaged goods, with posting changes and inbound delivery checks.
Topic 13- Warehouse Monitor in EWM44:43
Learn to use the SAP EWM monitor to track inbound and outbound deliveries, inspect warehouse tasks, physical inventory, and stock movements, and analyze queues and documents for warehouse management.
Topic 14- Availability group in EWM1:28:37
Learn how SAP EWM uses stock types and availability groups to control stock from GR staging to available-for-sale locations, including F1/F2 and Q3/Q4 classifications and ERP mappings.
Topic 15- Logic of Availability group in EWM39:16
Explore how availability groups drive stock type logic, put-away strategies, and automatic warehouse tasks in EWM, linking GR staging areas, storage types, and RF gun workflows.
Topic 16- Putaway strategies Storage types59:14
Topic 17- Queue error in inbound - Realtime resolution29:55
Learn real-time resolution of queue errors in inbound processing within SAP EWM by troubleshooting inbound deliveries, document types, quality inspection activation, and GR zone and bin configuration.
Topic 18- Distribution error55:47
Understand put-away strategies in SAP EWM, focusing on storage type level control indicators, search sequences, and empty-bin checks that guide inbound tasks to the correct destination.
Topic 19- CHM_LOG checks and Putaway Strategies in EWM49:50
Explore putaway strategies in EWM, define put-away control indicators and storage type sequences, and configure search sequences to optimize stock placement and resolve stock balance issues.
Topic 20- Putaway Strategies with Stock types and other optimizations1:39:31
Learn putaway strategies in sap ewm, using put away indicators and stock types (q3/q4, f1/f2) with search sequences to allocate empty or existing bins and optimize storage.
Topic 21- Putaway strategy with Quantity classification1:32:37
Implement putaway strategies using quantity classification to route pallets, cases, and items to storage types. Configure storage types, unit of measure, and search sequences in SAP EWM to optimize packing.
Topic 22- Handling unit management in EWM2:01:13
Topic 23- Repack & splitting HU as required in EWM1:00:22
Learn to handle damaged labels in SAP EWM by creating a new handling unit, printing a fresh label, and repacking to move pallets to the destination with GR.
Topic 24- WPT determination and process codes1:30:51
Explore how WPT determination uses document type, item type, delivery priority, and process type control indicators to assign appropriate inbound and put-away movements in SAP EWM.
Topic 25- Queue determination1:27:00
Explain queue determination in SAP EWM, detailing how inbound, outbound, and internal tasks are assigned to resources via activity areas and queues. Show cue types and determination criteria.
Topic 26- Handling unit management in EWM2:31:41
Topic 27- Packaging specifications in EWM1:57:34
Topic 28- Process oriented storage control -POSC2:05:51
Explore process oriented storage control (posc) in SAP EWM, detailing storage processes, steps from door to staging area to work center, deconsolidation, consolidation, and automatic warehouse task creation.
Topic 29- Layout oriented storage control -LOSC1:28:27
Explore layout oriented storage control (losc) to manage inbound flows via intermediate locations, agvs and manual resources, using supermarket, market, and replenishment concepts near production lines.
Topic 30- Outbound delivery and Stock removal control indicator2:05:37
Learn to create outbound deliveries from sales orders, configure stock removal rules (fifo and lifo) and indicators, and manage warehouse tasks, packing, and goods issue in SAP EWM.
Topic 31- Replinishment in storage types and Bins1:29:21
Learn how SAP EWM automates replenishment using storage types and fixed bins to keep fast-moving goods near production. View planned and unplanned replenishment, minimum and maximum quantities, warehouse tasks.
Topic 32- Physical Inventory in EWM1:28:28
Understand physical inventory in SAP EWM, including why system and physical stock differ, and how to perform ad hoc, cycle counting, or annual inventories using PA documents and tolerance rules.
Topic 33 - RFUI setup with verification profiles1:58:05
Explore how radio frequency devices (RF guns) integrate with SAP EWM to streamline inbound, outbound, and internal warehouse operations, including RF UI, display, presentation, and personalization profiles, and verification profiles.
Topic 34 - Exception codes in EWM46:43
Learn to use four-digit exception codes in sap ewm to handle stock and task issues, including full and partial denials, replenishment, and destination bin changes.
Topic 35 - Removal rules for outbound and queues management in EWM46:53
Learn how SAP EWM uses removal rules to govern outbound stock removal, applying FIFO or expiry-based criteria, and how to configure strategies and queues for automated, system-guided picking.
Topic 36 - PPF actions1:04:07
Explore SAP EWM's post-processing framework (PPF) actions to automate printing of handling unit labels, automatic GR and goods issue, and automatic warehouse task creation for inbound and outbound deliveries.
Topic 37 - WOCR : Warehouse order creation rules in EWM1:28:07
Learn how warehouse order creation rules group warehouse tasks into orders, assign to queues, and enforce limits on weight, items, and processing time.
Topic 38 - Outbound delivery auto picking task With PPF13:38

Requirements

Leran from scratch- No prior knowledge required

Description

The abbreviation SAP EWM stands for SAP Extended Warehouse Management. As the name suggests, it is a warehouse management system with an extended range of functions. Essentially, the SAP EWM system supports the entire warehouse logistics, the processing of all goods movements and warehouse management. The focus is on efficient logistics and warehouse processes.

SAP has been a leading provider of warehouse logistics solutions in the past. For a long time, SAP LES Warehouse Management (SAP WM for short) was regarded as the standard for logistics and warehouse management. Since its introduction in 1993, the functionality of the module has been continuously expanded. Numerous extensions in the form of add-ons were also available. Only a few examples are integration options for further functions such as floor conveyor technology, C-parts bearings or machine controls. SAP EWM, introduced in 2005, already has most of these functions on board as standard.

In contrast to SAP WM, SAP EWM is not a module, but a completely independent system for the requirements of intralogistics. Companies therefore operate their ERP and SAP EWM on different instances. While ERP is responsible for commercial processes, logistics transactions are handled by EWM. Master data, transaction data and documents for goods receipt and goods issue are exchanged and compared via interfaces. The reason for this separation is to distribute the workload evenly.

Since the introduction of S/4HANA, "Extended Warehouse Management" has been integrated into the core of the latest Business Suite ("embedded EWM"). Furthermore, SAP EWM is part of SAP SCE, SAP's Supply Chain Execution Platform.

What are the advantages of SAP EWM?

The main advantage of SAP EWM lies in the numerous possibilities of process automation for warehouse logistics and warehouse management. For example, it is possible to map distances including steps in order to optimize material flows. The entire process of a product - from goods receipt and quality inspection to the final storage location - can be automated. In contrast to SAP WM, an unlimited number of warehouse types can also be defined with SAP EWM, which is particularly useful for large logistics structures.

It is also worth mentioning that SAP EWM is delivered with an open source code. Thus, company-specific adaptations are easily possible. In addition, a functioning SAP partner network has been established in which consulting and development companies offer a wide range of individual EWM functions.

What functions does SAP EWM offer?

The functional scope of SAP EWM goes far beyond that of the SAP WM module. SAP EWM is suitable for warehouse control even if complex scenarios with several locations are involved. The following functions are particularly noteworthy:

Fine-grained storage location management and optimization
Mapping of all goods movements, as well as goods receipt and goods issue
Mapping of work centers in the warehouse
inventory
Monitoring and planning of warehouse stocks and goods movements
Connection of data radio (RF connection)
Warehouse control (interfaces to automation systems)

In the following we would like to take a closer look at these functions.

Warehouse Management and Storage Bin Optimization with SAP EWM

In SAP "Extended Warehouse Management" companies have the possibility to map all warehouse facilities. These include automatic high-bay warehouses, block warehouses and fixed bin warehouses of various types. Stocks are managed in SAP EWM at storage bin level, which can be defined individually. Material flows can be tracked precisely at any time thanks to the storage location logic. The localization of individual products is also possible without any problems. SAP EWM automatically optimizes the allocation of storage bins if required. The system uses criteria such as dimensions and turnover frequency.

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Who this course is for:

SAP EWM Functional consultant beginners