SAP S4 EWM Consultant - Implementation full overview

Name: SAP S4 EWM Consultant - Implementation full overview
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Implementation and Rollout _Roles and responsibilities

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Last updated 7/2023

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What you'll learn

EWM Basics and System landscape connections ECC and EWM
Basics of Warehouse and Structure
Managing Roles and Responsibilities
Roles and Responsibilities of Consultant

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 10h 12m total length

Introduction to Warehouse Management - SAP EWM2:06:34
Explore SAP EWM and its extended warehouse management concepts, including inbound, put away, picking, goods issue, staging areas, and deployment options such as decentralized and embedded deployments.
Functionalities of EWM with Roles and Responsibilities of consultant1:49:34
Explore SAP EWM warehouse functionalities, including stock and bin management, storage unit handling, placement and removal strategies, replenishment, pick logic, cross-docking, loading, quality inspection, and labor management.
Logical system and Organization structure of warehouse1:34:59
Learn how to configure SAP S4 EWM landscapes, define logical systems, assign clients, and map warehouses, storage locations, and shipping and receiving points for accurate stock visibility.
Plant & Shipping Point distribution along with ECC -EWM System connections2:30:17
Configure SAP S4 EWM plant structure, storage locations, shipping and receiving points, and a warehouse with bins. Learn to connect ECC via a dummy warehouse and an integration model.
Delivery distribution testing from ECC to EWM2:11:19
Learn how to test delivery distribution from ECC to EWM by configuring vendors and plants, defining warehouse number ranges, setting storage types, and mapping ERP to WMS for inbound deliveries.

Requirements

No requirements, I"ll teach from scratch

Description

A business system will define for the EWM (own business system) and for each ERP system that is connected to EWM system. The SAP EWM system stores the business system in the document flow tables of the cross-system and cross partner document flow and helps to determine to which ERP system a document belongs.

Business System is mapped to their corresponding logical systems, because the delivery documents sent from SAP ERP to SAP EWM system contain only the logical system number of the SAP ERP system. The mapping helps to determine the business system based on logical system so that warehouse request document in EWM can be updated with the corresponding business system.

In this step, you define a dummy logical system for the embedded EWM application. This setting is required for creating the distribution model needed for setting up the qRFC communication. The logical system can be created from Transaction BD54, which can also be accessed from IMG path SAP NetWeaver > Application Server > IDoc Interface/Application Link Enabling (ALE) > Basic Settings > Logical Systems > Define Logical System.

Note: Although EWM is embedded in SAP S/4HANA, a dummy logical system still needs to be created to establish communication between embedded EWM and SAP S/4HANA. Standalone SAP EWM, however, would require you to create an actual logical system for the SAP EWM system.

4. Assign the Logical System to the Client

In this step, you assign the logical system of SAP S/4HANA to the client. The assignment can be made from IMG path SAP NetWeaver > Application Server > IDoc Interface/Application Link Enabling (ALE) > Basic Settings > Logical Systems > Assign Logical System to Client. You can skip this step if the SAP S/4HANA logical system is already assigned to a client.

Who this course is for:

Beginner to EWM and Also, to SAP