SAP EWM - SAP Extended Warehouse management

Learn the four pillars of warehouse management—receiving, put away, picking, and shipping—and how SAP EWM uses stock and bin management, storage units, and replenishment strategies.

Explore deployment options in SAP EWM, including decentralized, embedded, and cloud models. Learn how ERP and extended warehouse management connect via logical systems, destinations, and RFC.

Define the ERP organizational structure with plant and shipping point, set storage locations and warehouse linkage, and master data elements like vendors, customers, and material masters.

Define warehouse numbers in sap ewm and activate business configuration sets. Copy from a reference warehouse and set up supply chain unit assignments.

Explore SAP EWM's storage architecture by defining final and non-final storage types, staging areas, storage sections, and storage bins, and learn how goods receipt, putaway, and replenishment drive warehouse processes.

Explore storage bin management in SAP EWM, including nomenclature and structure, three creation methods (zero one, template, and upload), and activity area based sorting.

Configure staging areas and staging area groups, define doors and determination groups, and map warehouse numbers, plants, and storage locations to enable ERP integration with SAP EWM.

Learn how ERP-EWM document mapping works, generate a distribution model, and map ERP inbound delivery types to EWM inbound documents to enable immediate distribution of deliveries.

Define and determine warehouse process types in sap ewm, using cross processing settings and control parameters, illustrated by an inbound delivery and put-away example.

Learn to manage inbound deliveries in SAP EWM with GR reversal, partial GR, delivery splits, and standard process codes (I001, I002, I004), plus monitoring dashboards for stock and bins.

Explains availability group in SAP EWM, showing how ERP stock types map to F1 and F2 and update stock across ERP and EWM via AG.

Learn to configure a new availability group in SAP extended warehouse management, assign storage locations, determine stock types, and synchronize ERP and EWM stock via goods movements and inbound deliveries.

Explore how a handling unit combines packaging materials and products into a single unit with a unique identification number, and how ERP and EWM define packaging types and number ranges.

Learn handling unit management in SAP EWM, including inbound deliveries, delivery processing, put-away, packing and repacking, with nested storage scenarios and storage type checks.

Learn how packaging specification in SAP EWM defines how to pack products, detailing levels, elements, work steps, level sets, and packaging specification groups for inbound deliveries.

This lecture covers packaging specification setup in SAP EWM, detailing document category and type, inbound deliveries, and automatic issue creation for multiple products with references.

Learn how to configure putaway strategies at storage type level using sequence rules, control indicators, and stock type decisions (quality vs block stock) to automatically determine storage bins.

Learn to configure putaway strategies in sap ewm using control parameters like party and quantity classification, defining storage types and sequences, and validating with inbound deliveries.

Explore putaway rules in SAP EWM, including addition to existing stock, empty bin, and split rules, with capacity checks and bin capacity management during inbound deliveries.

Learn to configure putaway strategies in SAP EWM at storage section, storage type, and storage bin levels, using warehouse data indicators, search sequences, and bin types.

Configure a simple inbound POSC workflow that unloads from the door to a staging area and automatically triggers the put away step through a two-step storage process.

Discover how inbound deconsolidation in SAP EWM handles cartons with multiple products, splitting to different storage types via unload, deconsolidation, and put-away, with work centers and rule-based consolidation.

Explore value added services in sap ewm inbound posc, detailing relevance and packaging specification, master data setup, and the end-to-end vas workflow from unload to put-away.

Explore the simple outbound process in sap ewm. Create a sales order and outbound delivery, convert to a delivery request and order, then pick, stage, perform goods issue, and reversal.

Explore stock removal strategies in SAP EWM, defining stock removal rules and storage type sequences, including FIFO and LIFO, with rule application for inbound, outbound, and goods issue process.

Explore outbound process oriented storage control (POSC) in SAP EWM, covering pick, pack, stage, load steps, warehouse order creation rules, and value-added services packaging considerations for outbound deliveries.

Learn how to determine WOCR (warehouse order creation rules) at the activity area level in SAP EWM, using item and subtotal filters, consolidation groups, and limits to shape outbound deliveries.

Discover replenishment strategies in SAP EWM, including primary and buffer zones, storage bin and storage type replenishment, fixed bins, and min–max levels, plus plant, order-related, direct, and automatic replenishment approaches.

Learn replenishment strategies in SAP EWM by defining minimum and maximum quantities at storage type and bin levels, running replenishments, and enabling order-related replenishment with robin determination.

Learn how SAP EWM handles physical inventory by comparing book and actual stock, configuring physical inventory areas and tolerance groups, and posting differences with the difference analyzer.

Learn how to configure physical inventory in sap ewm, define pi areas, tolerance groups, and recounting workflows, and implement cycle counting with abc classification for erp posting.

Understand wave management in SAP EWM, where request items are grouped into waves, released automatically or manually, and configured with templates and order creation rules.

Explore opportunistic cross-docking in SAP EWM, where staging area picks serve outbound orders. Configure stock determination to allow F1 as F2 and apply push or full deployment.

Learn how SAP EWM queue determination assigns warehouse orders to workers, via five control parameters, access types, and automatic or manual inbound/outbound queues.

Master resource management in sap ewm by defining resource types, type groups, bin access, and task interleaving, and configuring resource groups with inbound and outbound queues.

Automate cartonization planning in SAP EWM to determine carton size from item weight and volume for outbound orders, yielding planned shipping handling units and packing templates.

Define and activate packaging specifications for small, medium, and large boxes, then execute cartonization planning for three customers. Validate outbound deliveries and warehouse order creation through testing and logs.

Master the bulk storage putaway strategy in SAP EWM. Define bulk storage type, control, and structure to optimize storage bins and manage bulk stock efficiently.

define pallet storage type and enable bin sectioning to subdivide a main storage bin into multiple sections, enabling efficient putaway and capacity-driven allocation across bin sections.

Explore SAP EWM slotting, a method to determine optimal put-away storage. It uses master data such as weight, volume, and packaging to assign storage type, storage section, and bin type.

In SAP EWM rearrangement, move fast-moving items to optimal storage bins near access points by using slotting index guided search sequences, improving pick efficiency and reducing travel.

Learn how pick, pack, and pass coordinate three activity areas (P1, P2, P3) with a higher level warehouse order, three workers, and conveyors in an RF environment.

Explore kitting in SAP EWM, detailing kit to order, kit to stock, and reverse kitting, including kit header and components, BOM explosion, and outbound delivery processes.

Utilize the post-processing framework actions to trigger printing and messages on conditions. Learn how action profiles and processing types enable immediate or delayed processing for inbound deliveries and warehouse tasks.