SAP EWM Support Services

How does EWM Functional support help my warehouse management?

  • End-end-tracing and sharing batch information to facilitate advanced tracking
  • Mixed and layered pallet building while visualizing the space to arrange stock optimally
  • Labor structure and standards support
  • Flexible picking and deliveries from and to the warehouse adjusting returns and cancellations
  • Optimize receipt processes from production to validate data of received goods
  • Scheduling controls of goods in waves using AI
  • Increased visibility of stock with regular data on the inventory cycle tackling multiple ownerships
  • Manage stockpiling, cross-docking, batches, serial numbers, and weights in detail

SAP EWM Support Services

Vibhathi offers experts who can lead the design and implementation of an SAP WM/EWM solution-delivery of project deliverables including blue prints, functional and technical specifications, system configuration, testing, training and go-live support. They are experts in Supply Chain business models, SAP WM and wireless technologies as well as understand your domain

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SAP EWM Support Services

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Inbound processing:

Inbound processing involves storage of goods in warehouse and their location. The inbound delivery is created in embedded EWM if the receiving plant and storage location are embedded EWM-managed. The finished products are moved into the warehouse from the assembly line and goods receipt is posted in embedded EWM. The same is also updated in the inbound delivery in SAP S/4HANA.

  • Transportation unit processing; goods receipt management and optimization
  • Inbound quality management and internal routing

Storage and operations:

Storage Control is used to determine product movements in a warehouse. It is used to execute put away or stock removal process in the warehouse. It could be Layout Oriented or Process Oriented. In SAP Extended Warehouse Management, process oriented storage control is executed first and layout storage control is executed to check if the put away step is possible in the warehouse layout view and also adjust the put away or stock removal as per the layout view. Key features include

  • Physical inventory, slotting, replenishment, and rearrangement
  • Kit-to-stock management and value-added services

Outbound processing:

Outbound process is used to ship ordered goods to customers. This process starts with the creation of a sales order and an outbound delivery. The outbound delivery is replicated to the Embedded EWM system, where an outbound delivery order is created. This document serves as the starting point for the outbound processing within the warehouse. Warehouse tasks are created with reference to the outbound delivery order and the physical process for picking is executed. During the creation of warehouse tasks, the system determines the location for picking the stock and allocates the stock to the warehouse task. At the end of the process, the goods issue is posted. The goods issue information is transferred from SAP EWM to the SAP S/4HANA system. Subsequent process steps such as billing can be executed accordingly. The outbound process also known as goods issue process in extended warehouse management.

  • Outbound planning including route, wave management, goods issue, and pallet planning
  • Picking optimization, packing, staging, and load management

Advanced production integration:

Advanced production integration allows the integration of supply of products to production and the receipt of products from production into warehouse in Extended Warehouse Management (EWM). It is integrated with the manufacturing order processing in SAP S/4HANA, but it allows to stage and consume the materials and receive the semi-finished products or finished products in EWM. This means it can process the warehouse execution for manufacturing orders that have been sent to EWM from SAP S/4HANA.

  • Plan the staging of products for production over a period
  • Receive packed products as soon as they arrive from the production line using radio frequency
  • Synchronize the material flows between the warehouse and production promptly

Cross-Docking:

SAP EWM Cross-Docking is the process to transfer material directly from the Goods Receipt Staging area after unloading from the trailer to the Goods Issue Staging area for loading into the trailer for outbound shipment. SAP EWM Cross-Docking reduces the shipment time and thus increases the operational efficiency of the process. This is more useful in heavily complex logistics processes in the supply chain where the shipment must be delivered to the customer in a short time. Cross-Docking is also useful for perishable products with a short shelf life, as it eliminates the need for product storage in a warehouse and thus reduces the possibility of shelf life expiry.

  • Planned Cross-Docking
  • Opportunistic Cross-Docking

Warehouse Monitoring:

The EWM Warehouse Monitor is a central tool for keeping warehouse managers constantly up-to-date as to the current situation in the warehouse, and to enable them to initiate appropriate responses in light of this situation. The warehouse monitor also contains alert monitoring capabilities, which highlights the warehouse managers towards the actual and potential problematic situations in the warehouse, and provide exception handling tools to assist in the correction of these situations.

  • Resource management queue
  • Alert monitoring

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