SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management)

Uplatz offers comprehensive training on SAP EWM module. This is video-based online course (self-paced training). You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) is part of SAP Supply Chain Management and supports inventory management and movement of goods in warehouses. This multi-client warehouse management solution has been designed for large distribution centers with complex and highly automated processes.

Inventory management and goods movements are closely linked. A warehouse can be mapped in the system down to storage bin level. The affiliation of SAP EWM to SAP SCM has the advantage of a strong integration in supply chain planning, collaboration, and supply chain visibility.

SAP EWM meets the requirements of advanced warehouse logistics from simple and manual warehouses to highly complex warehouses. One of the outstanding features of SAP EWM is its high flexibility, that can be used to meet the numerous requirements of different warehouse types. Integrated material flow control and high scalability of this SAP module are genuine added values for companies. Due to continued development, EWM fulfils the most important criteria for flexibly meeting your business requirements in the future. The system is rounded off by excellent user convenience.

SAP EWM is a unified software solution by SAP for flexible, automated support for processing various goods movement and managing stock in the warehouse. EWM module supports users with planned and efficient processing of complex logistics processes. SAP EWM brings together maximum functionality and comprehensive process support for all types of warehouses, and is thus one of the most powerful software suites for warehouse management and control worldwide.

The principal components within SAP EWM (SAP Extended Warehouse Management) include warehouse management (SAP Extended Warehouse Management) and material flow control (SAP Material Flow System).

In complex warehouse and distribution centers the classic basic functionality of a warehouse management system is no longer sufficient – such as support of goods-in and goods-out, replenishment and inventory management. Additional functions supporting complex processes are required, such as cross-docking, returns processing, additional logistics services, and multi-customer warehouses. Also, mapping material flow components with direct link to the programmable logic controllers is becoming increasingly important. In addition, to counter the cost pressures, resource and labor management functionality is required.

The performance of SAP EWM goes beyond the existing and widely available SAP WM module. SAP EWM is part of SAP Supply Chain Management (SAP SCM) and supports inventory management and movement of goods in warehouses. The multi-client warehouse management solution was designed for large distribution centers with complex and highly automated processes. Inventory management and goods movements are closely linked. A warehouse can be mapped in the system down to storage bin level. The affiliation to SAP SCM has the advantage of a strong integration in supply chain planning, collaboration, and supply chain visibility.

In the future, SAP EWM will be based on S/4HANA, the advanced ERP system based on the centralized SAP HANA real-time database. This creates a standard data basis for all persons involved and reliable decisions can be made quickly.

The SAP EWM system focuses on the system mapping of the following warehouse logistics core processes:

• Goods receipt: inbound delivery and putaway
• Warehouse and inventory management: stockholding
• Goods issue: from picking and packing to outbound delivery

SAP EWM fulfills the highest requirements of warehouse automation with regard to functional scope and controllable complexity. The software enables, for instance, the implementation of complex conveyor systems, stacker control systems or automatic small parts storage areas (SPSA) within intralogistics. Yet, EWM is easy to use due to the user-friendly and role-based SAP Fiori user interface. Simple warehouse structures can also be mapped without any problems using SAP EWM.

Uplatz provides in-depth training on SAP EWM module with detailed practical sessions and hands-on demonstration of industry scenarios on SAP EWM system.

• SAP EWM - all lectures 21:07:31

  • 1: Introduction to SAP EWM 48:11
  • 2: Introduction to SAP EWM Warehouse 46:58
  • 3: Supply Chain Unit 14:30
  • 4: Material Shifting from ECC to EWM 20:40
  • 5: Vendors CIF to SAP EWM 22:38
  • 6: Warehouse Structure 1:01:59
  • 7: Activity - Activity Area - Bin Sorting 10:38
  • 8: Work Center 22:30
  • 9: Revision Break 01:28
  • 10: Warehouse Process Type 42:58
  • 11: Availability Group and Stock Type 38:16
  • 12: Storage Type and Search Sequence 48:21
  • 13: Goods Receipt 24:03
  • 14: Inbound Revision 16:31
  • 15: Bin Block & Unblock and Mass Change 23:08
  • 16: Putaway to Fixed Bin 54:38
  • 17: Scraping and Block 44:14
  • 18: Outbound Delivery Configuration 58:25
  • 19: ECC Organisation Set-up 52:03
  • 20: Customer Master 1:04:30
  • 21: Goods Issue 38:46
  • 22: Stock Removal - FIFO and LIFO 37:30
  • 23: Cost Centre 44:51
  • 24: Physical Inventory 1:00:35
  • 25: Physical Inventory Process 32:24
  • 26: Posting Changes and Stock Transfer - part 1 34:16
  • 27: Posting Changes and Stock Transfer - part 2 21:33
  • 28: Replenishment 41:37
  • 29: Replenishment Process 21:13
  • 30: Cross Docking 31:17
  • 31: Cross Docking Process 46:30
  • 32: Slotting 54:11
  • 33: Slotting Process 20:35
  • 34: Post Process Framework - PPF 33:27
  • 35: PPF Process 32:07

SAP EWM - Course Curriculum

1. WAREHOUSING STRUCTURES AND MASTER DATA

• Differentiating the SAP Solutions for Warehouse Management
• Outlining Organizational Structures
• Maintaining Master Data for SAP EWM

2. BASIC PROCESSES IN SAP EWM

• Processing Goods Received
• Processing Goods for Shipping

3. WAREHOUSE MONITORING AND PROCESSING WITH MOBILE DEVICES

• Managing the Warehouse
• Applying Storage Control
• Employing Serial Numbers
• Processing Batches
• Mapping Quality Inspection Processes
• Applying Value-Added Services

4. WAREHOUSE ORGANIZATION

• Performing Slotting
• Applying Replenishment Methods
• Performing a Physical Inventory

5. OPTIMIZATION OF RESOURCES

• Applying Wave Management
• Applying Labor Management
• Executing the Production Supply Process
• Executing Expected Goods Receipts Processes
• Applying Cross Docking

6. WAREHOUSE EXTENSIONS

• Planning the Shipping and Receiving of Products
• Controlling the Material Flow System (MFS)

7. COMBINED INBOUND AND OUTBOUND PROCESSES

• Executing an End-to-End Process with SAP EWM

8. THE EXTENDED WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT (EWM) SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT

• Outlining the Basics of EWM

9. INTEGRATION

• Setting Up the Integration Between SAP ERP and SAP EWM
• Setting Up Delivery Document Integration

10. STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS AND MASTER DATA

• Creating Structural Elements in EWM
• Creating Storage Bins
• Creating Work Centers
• Transfering Master Data from ERP to EWM using the APO Core Interface
• Creating Warehouse Product Master Data
• Creating Packaging Specifications

11. WAREHOUSE PROCESS TYPES

• Applying Warehouse Process Types

12. GOODS RECEIPT

• Outlining Goods Receipt Processes in EWM
• Setting Up Availability Groups for Inventory Management (IM)
• Configuring Direct Putaway
• Applying Putaway Rules
• Checking Capacities

13. GOODS ISSUE

• Outlining the Goods Issue Process in EWM
• Applying the Stock Removal Strategies
• Configuring Pick Denials
• Processing Batch Managed Products in EWM
• Combining Items in Waves
• Implementing Two-Step Picking

14. STORAGE CONTROL

• Outlining Storage Control
• Configuring Process-Oriented Storage Control
• Configuring Layout-Oriented Storage Control

15. WAREHOUSE ORDER CREATION

• Creating Warehouse Orders

16. POSTING CHANGES, STOCK TRANSFERS, AND REPLENISHMENT

• Performing Posting Changes and Stock Transfers
• Performing Ad Hoc Movements and Replenishment

17. PHYSICAL INVENTORY

• Outlining the Physical Inventory Process
• Setting Up the Procedures for Physical Inventory

18. SLOTTING

• Configuring the Slotting Process

19. POST PROCESSING FRAMEWORK (PPF)

• Outlining the Post Processing Framework
• Applying the Post Processing Framework in Delivery Processing

Key features of SAP EWM module include:

• Using SAP EWM, you can control the warehouse activities like picking, posting and managing storage bin and good receipts.

• You can set alert for changed data before goods receipt from EWM to the ERP system, reversal or correction of the goods receipt from EWM to the ERP system and an inbound delivery split from EWM to the ERP system.

• You can perform deconsolidation of handling units which contain different products before putting them away in different storage sections.

• You can determine storage concepts using slotting for products and optimize arrangement of goods warehouse automatically.

• It allows you to perform executable tasks like work packages, consisting of warehouse tasks warehouse employees should perform as part of warehouse management activities.

• It allows you to manage and track vehicles as well as other transportation units from the yard check-in to yard check-out, including movements and other tasks within the yard.

• SAP EWM includes storage and handling of hazardous substances and their transportation in accordance with the regulations from SAP Environmental Health & Safety EHS.

• In SAP EWM, you can also plan labour times and resources more effectively and hence you can make your Warehouse efficient by managing key resource management tasks effectively.

• In SAP EWM, you can use Warehouse cockpit that allows you to display warehouse key figures graphically and to evaluate or monitor activities using defined chart types.

• In SAP EWM, you can use cross-docking that allows you to perform transportation of handling units across different distribution centres or warehouses till they reach final location in the Warehouse.

How SAP EWM is different from SAP WM?

SAP EWM is a part of SAP Supply Chain Management like Warehouse Management System but provides more robust and advanced features to manage key activities in the Warehouse. SAP EWM is similar to SAP WM but it provides more features like picking, put away, RF framework, Warehouse structure and more flexible options to manage the warehouse functions.

You can create new elements like an activity area, resources, labor management and work centers in SAP EWM which were not available in WM.

SAP EWM provides more a robust solution to manage warehouse functions in an organization. It is also a part of SAP Supply Chain Management and also supports all the processes within logistics and supply chain.

Some of the key benefits of SAP EWM system are:

• Extensive EWM functionalities that are scalable for any bearing size/type
• Individual developments and specific process illustrations adapt to the requirements of your warehouse
• Seamless integration of upstream and downstream business processes in S/4HANA or SAP ERP ECC 6.0
• Integration scenarios along the entire supply chain possible
• Different deployment options possible, whether Embedded (integrated), By-Side (decentralized) or Hybrid

Everyone

Passion and determination to achieve your goals!

• SAP EWM Consultant
• SAP WM/EWM Lead
• SAP Professional
• Warehouse Operations Manager
• Store Manager
• Logistics Manager
• SAP Logistics Consultant
• Logistics Solutions Analyst
• SAP MM/WM/EWM Functional Architect
• Inventory Controller/Supervisor
• SAP EWM End User
• Store Supervisors
• SAP Functional Analyst
• Support Analyst
• Supply Chain Professional
• SAP EWM Architect
• SAP Project Manager
• SAP Implementation Specialist

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