Description
This is the definitive guide to SAP EWM, covering everything from a general functional overview to detailed system setup and configuration guidelines. You'll learn about the key capabilities of the EWM solution; explore the configuration elements available in the standard solution; discover the methods used to solve common business process requirements; and find out how to extend the solution to meet your more complex or unique business requirements.The Warehouse Structure:
Learn about the warehouse structure, which provides the baseline for modeling warehouse processes.
Product Master Data:
Understand why effective master data management is critical to the success of any SAP EWM implementation, and how it can help you maximize the value of the application to your organization.
Physical Inventory (PI):
Explore the capabilities of SAP EWM that support PI, including the main objects used by PI, supported procedures, and integration with Resource Management.
Warehouse Monitoring and Analytics:
Read about the various tools available for monitoring and reporting on warehouse activities, including the Warehouse Management Monitor, the Easy Graphics Framework, and SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse.
Deploying EWM:
Gain an understanding of the deployment options for SAP EWM, and how to use the automated configuration method and data load programs to get you started quickly.
CONTENTS:
... Acknowledgments ... 25
1 ... Introduction to SAP Extended Warehouse Management ... 27
1.1 ... Background and History ... 27
1.2 ... The Evolution of SAP WMS ... 29
1.3 ... The EWM Brand ... 33
1.4 ... Target Audience ... 35
1.5 ... Summary ... 36
2 ... Organizational Structure ... 37
2.1 ... Plants ... 39
2.2 ... Storage Locations ... 40
2.3 ... Warehouses ... 42
2.3.1 ... Defining the Warehouse Numbers ... 42
2.3.2 ... Integrating to DWM and EWM ... 45
2.3.3 ... Specifying the Warehouse Management Methodology ... 46
2.3.4 ... Delivery Split Indicators ... 49
2.3.5 ... Connecting ERP to EWM ... 50
2.3.6 ... Defining the Warehouse in EWM ... 50
2.3.7 ... Assigning the Warehouse in EWM to the ERP Warehouse ... 52
2.3.8 ... Assigning Business Partners and Supply Chain Units ... 52
2.4 ... Summary ... 53
3 ... The Warehouse Structure ... 55
3.1 ... Storage Types ... 56
3.1.1 ... General ... 58
3.1.2 ... Putaway Control ... 65
3.1.3 ... Stock Removal Control ... 79
3.1.4 ... Goods Movement Control ... 83
3.1.5 ... Replenishment ... 86
3.2 ... Storage Sections ... 87
3.3 ... Storage Bins ... 88
3.3.1 ... Creating Storage Bins ... 89
3.3.2 ... Generating Storage Bins Using Storage Bin Structures ... 94
3.3.3 ... Mass Change to Bins ... 98
3.3.4 ... Setting Up Storage Bin Sorting ... 98
3.3.5 ... Fixed Bin Assignments ... 99
3.3.6 ... Creating Verification Fields ... 101
3.3.7 ... Printing Labels for Storage Bins ... 102
3.4 ... Activity Areas ... 105
3.5 ... Doors and Staging Areas ... 107
3.6 ... Work Centers ... 110
3.6.1 ... Work Center Layout ... 110
3.6.2 ... Creating Work Centers ... 111
3.6.3 ... Optimizing Work Center Determination ... 114
3.7 ... Summary ... 115
4 ... Product Master Data ... 117
4.1 ... The ERP Material Master ... 117
4.1.1 ... Existing Views of the ERP Material Master ... 118
4.1.2 ... WM Execution ... 121
4.1.3 ... WM Packaging ... 124
4.1.4 ... Integrating the ERP Material Master to EWM ... 126
4.2 ... The EWM Product Master ... 130
4.2.1 ... General ... 132
4.2.2 ... Properties ... 133
4.2.3 ... Units of Measure ... 139
4.2.4 ... Classification ... 143
4.2.5 ... Packaging Data ... 144
4.2.6 ... Storage ... 150
4.2.7 ... Warehouse Data ... 155
4.2.8 ... Slotting ... 163
4.2.9 ... Storage Type Data ... 165
4.3 ... Summary ... 173
5 ... Other Warehouse Master Data ... 175
5.1 ... Business Partner Data ... 175
5.1.1 ... Customers ... 179
5.1.2 ... Vendors ... 182
5.1.3 ... Employees ... 182
5.1.4 ... Plants ... 183
5.1.5 ... Other Business Partner Roles ... 183
5.2 ... Supply Chain Units (SCUs) ... 184
5.2.1 ... Maintaining SCUs ... 184
5.2.2 ... Assigning SCUs to the Warehouse ... 185
5.2.3 ... Using SCUs in Transportation ... 186
5.2.4 ... Assigning Calendars to SCUs ... 186
5.3 ... Master Data for Transportation ... 187
5.3.1 ... Prerequisite Configuration ... 187
5.3.2 ... Transportation Hierarchy ... 188
5.3.3 ... Transportation Lanes ... 188
5.3.4 ... Transportation Zones ... 189
5.3.5 ... Transportation Routes ... 191
5.3.6 ... Carriers as Business Partners ... 193
5.3.7 ... Carrier Profiles ... 193
5.4 ... Packaging Materials ... 194
5.5 ... Packaging Specifications ... 196
5.5.1 ... Structure of the Packaging Specification ... 197
5.5.2 ... Creating a Packaging Specification ... 199
5.5.3 ... Activating the Packaging Specification ... 200
5.5.4 ... Distributing Packaging Specifications ... 201
5.5.5 ... Determination of Packaging Specifications ... 202
5.6 ... Production Master Data ... 203
5.6.1 ... Creating Production Supply Areas ... 203
5.6.2 ... Mapping Production Supply Areas ... 205
5.6.3 ... Assigning Bins for Production Supply ... 206
5.7 ... Resources ... 209
5.7.1 ... Resource Types ... 210
5.7.2 ... Execution Priorities ... 211
5.7.3 ... Resource Groups ... 212
5.7.4 ... Queues ... 213
5.7.5 ... Queue Sequences ... 215
5.7.6 ... Queue Types ... 216
5.7.7 ... Queue Type Sequences ... 216
5.7.8 ... Standard Bin (or Start Bin) ... 217
5.7.9 ... Tracking the Current Storage Bin ... 217
5.7.10 ... Maintaining Users ... 218
5.7.11 ... Resource Execution Constraints (RECs) ... 218
5.7.12 ... Processors ... 221
5.7.13 ... Presentation Devices ... 226
5.8 ... Summary ... 228
6 ... Warehouse Stock Management ... 229
6.1 ... Quants ... 230
6.1.1 ... Definition of a Quant ... 230
6.1.2 ... Adding To Existing Quants ... 231
6.1.3 ... Displaying Quants ... 231
6.1.4 ... Stock Visibility on Storage Bins, Resources, and Transportation Units ... 233
6.1.5 ... Physical Stock and Available Stock, Incoming and Outgoing Stock ... 236
6.1.6 ... Logistics Inventory Management Engine (LIME) ... 238
6.2 ... Stock Types ... 239
6.3 ... Owner ... 244
6.4 ... Party Entitled to Dispose ... 246
6.4.1 ... Stocks from a Single Plant in One Warehouse ... 247
6.4.2 ... Stocks from Several Plants in One Warehouse ... 249
6.4.3 ... Background on the Party Entitled to Dispose ... 250
6.4.4 ... Link between Custodian, Party Entitled to Dispose, and Owner ... 251
6.5 ... Batch Management ... 251
6.5.1 ... Batch Management in EWM ... 253
6.5.2 ... Batches in the Goods Receipt Process ... 254
6.5.3 ... Batches in Goods Issue Process ... 255
6.6 ... Documentary Batch Management ... 256
6.6.1 ... Distribute Documentary Batch Management Settings to EWM ... 258
6.7 ... Serial Number Management ... 258
6.7.1 ... Setting Up Serial Number Profiles ... 261
6.7.2 ... Serial Numbers in Delivery Processing ... 266
6.7.3 ... Provisional Serial Numbers ... 271
6.7.4 ... Serial Numbers in Warehouse Tasks ... 272
6.7.5 ... Serial Numbers in the Warehouse Management Monitor ... 274
6.7.6 ... General Settings for Using Serial Numbers in EWM ... 275
6.8 ... Handling Unit Management ... 277
6.8.1 ... Structure of an HU Hierarchy ... 277
6.8.2 ... Packaging Materials ... 278
6.8.3 ... Empty HUs in EWM ... 278
6.8.4 ... Printing HUs ... 279
6.8.5 ... Smart Forms Available in EWM Standard for Printing HUs ... 279
6.8.6 ... PPF Framework and Condition Maintenance for HU Printing ... 280
6.8.7 ... Status Management ... 281
6.8.8 ... Unique Identification of HUs Using Serialized Shipping Container Code (SSCC) Numbers ... 282
6.9 ... Transportation Units ... 283
6.10 ... Stock Identification ... 283
6.10.1 ... Creation of Stock Identification ... 284
6.10.2 ... Deletion of a Stock Identification ... 285
6.10.3 ... Use of Stock Identification ... 285
6.10.4 ... Splitting a Stock Identification ... 286
6.11 ... Shelf-Life Expiration Date Control ... 286
6.11.1 ... Master Data for SLED Control ... 287
6.11.2 ... SLED Control in Goods Receipt Process ... 288
6.11.3 ... SLED Control in Goods Issue Process ... 290
6.11.4 ... Monitoring SLED of Warehouse Stock ... 290
6.12 ... Catch Weight Management ... 291
6.12.1 ... Activating CWM per Product ... 292
6.12.2 ... Integration of CWM into the EWM Processes ... 293
6.12.3 ... Integration of CWM into the EWM Delivery Process ... 294
6.12.4 ... Integration of CWM to Physical Inventory ... 296
6.13 ... Tracking Country of Origin ... 298
6.13.1 ... Country of Origin without Batch Management ... 299
6.13.2 ... Country of Origin with Batch Management ... 299
6.14 ... Stock Determination and Valuation ... 300
6.14.1 ... Stock Determination ... 300
6.14.2 ... Stock Valuation ... 303
6.15 ... Special Stocks ... 303
6.15.1 ... Sales Order Stock ... 304
6.15.2 ... Project Stock ... 305
6.16 ... Summary ... 305
7 ... Warehouse Document Types ... 307
7.1 ... Inbound Delivery Documents ... 307
7.2 ... Outbound Delivery Documents ... 310
7.3 ... Warehouse Tasks ... 312
7.3.1 ... Product Warehouse Tasks ... 313
7.3.2 ... Handling Unit Warehouse Tasks ... 314
7.3.3 ... Yard Warehouse Tasks ... 314
7.4 ... Warehouse Orders ... 314
7.4.1 ... The Warehouse Order Concept ... 315
7.4.2 ... Warehouse Order Creation Rules ... 316
7.4.3 ... Warehouse Orders for Physical Inventory Documents ... 318
7.5 ... Waves ... 318
7.6 ... Physical Inventory Documents ... 319
7.7 ... Value-Added Service Orders ... 321
7.8 ... Stock Transfers and Posting Changes ... 322
7.9 ... Quality Inspection Documents ... 324
7.10 ... Summary ... 325
8 ... Integration from ERP to EWM ... 327
8.1 ... Basic System Setup ... 329
8.2 ... Master Data Integration ... 330
8.3 ... Delivery Integration ... 337
8.4 ... Purchase Order and Production Order Integration ... 339
8.4.1 ... Pulling Expected Goods Receipts into EWM from ERP ... 340
8.4.2 ... Pushing Expected Goods Receipts from ERP to EWM ... 341
8.5 ... Summary ... 342
9 ... Inbound Processing ... 343
9.1 ... Goods Receipt Notification ... 344
9.1.1 ... Goods Receipt Notification Based on Advance Shipping Notice ... 345
9.1.2 ... Goods Receipt Notification for Purchase Order/Production Order ... 352
9.1.3 ... Setup for Inbound Delivery Processing ... 354
9.2 ... Truck Arrival and Yard Management ... 360
9.2.1 ... Setting Up Yard Management ... 364
9.3 ... Goods Receipt Preparation ... 365
9.3.1 ... Administrative Goods Receipt Based on ASNs ... 365
9.3.2 ... Administrative Goods Receipt Based on EGRs ... 367
9.4 ... Unloading and Goods Receipt ... 369
9.4.1 ... Unloading ... 369
9.4.2 ... Visual Inspection and Completeness Check ... 370
9.4.3 ... Posting Goods Receipt ... 372
9.5 ... Putaway Processing ... 372
9.5.1 ... Process-Oriented Storage Control for Inbound Processes ... 373
9.5.2 ... Layout Oriented Storage Control for Inbound Processes ... 375
9.5.3 ... Combined Storage Control for Inbound Processing ... 375
9.5.4 ... Quality Inspection in Inbound Processes ... 375
9.5.5 ... Deconsolidation ... 378
9.5.6 ... Value Added Services ... 381
9.5.7 ... Putaway ... 382
9.6 ... Slotting ... 393
9.7 ... Quality Management in EWM ... 400
9.7.1 ... Quality Inspection Engine Architecture ... 400
9.7.2 ... Quality Inspection Engine Data ... 401
9.7.3 ... Counting ... 403
9.8 ... Summary ... 408
10 ... Outbound Processing ... 411
10.1 ... Outbound Delivery Creation ... 411
10.1.1 ... Outbound Processing for Sales Orders ... 412
10.1.2 ... Direct Outbound Delivery Process ... 414
10.2 ... Overview of Outbound Processing in the Warehouse ... 416
10.3 ... Route Determination ... 422
10.3.1 ... Executing the Route Determination ... 422
10.3.2 ... Setting Up Route Determination ... 426
10.4 ... Details of Warehouse Process Steps ... 427
10.4.1 ... Warehouse Process Type Determination ... 427
10.4.2 ... Wave Management ... 429
10.4.3 ... Warehouse Order Creation during Outbound Processes ... 435
10.4.4 ... Storage Type Determination ... 440
10.4.5 ... Stock Removal Strategies ... 443
10.4.6 ... Storage Control in the Outbound Processes ... 446
10.4.7 ... Picking Execution - Optimization of Picking ... 447
10.4.8 ... Execution with Picking List ... 447
10.4.9 ... Execution with Mobile Devices ... 449
10.4.10 ... Cancelling Picking ... 452
10.4.11 ... Pick Denial ... 453
10.4.12 ... Pick, Pack, and Pass ... 453
10.4.13 ... Pick Point Handling ... 456
10.4.14 ... Packing ... 458
10.4.15 ... Door and Staging Area Determination ... 460
10.4.16 ... Loading, Shipping, and Freight Order Management ... 462
10.4.17 ... Freight Order Management ... 464
10.4.18 ... Invoice Before Goods Issue ... 465
10.4.19 ... Posting Goods Issue ... 467
10.5 ... Summary ... 468
11 ... Production Supply ... 469
11.1 ... Organizational Structure for Production Supply ... 469
11.1.1 ... Single EWM Warehouse ... 469
11.1.2 ... Separate EWM Warehouse ... 470
11.1.3 ... Non-EWM-Managed Storage Location ... 471
11.1.4 ... Configuring the Organizational Structure for Production Supply ... 472
11.2 ... Setting Up the Integration to Production ... 472
11.3 ... Executing the Production Supply ... 476
11.3.1 ... Production Staging ... 477
11.3.2 ... Executing the Picks for Production ... 478
11.3.3 ... Goods Issue and Backflushing ... 480
11.4 ... Summary ... 481
12 ... Internal Warehouse Movements ... 483
12.1 ... Replenishment ... 483
12.1.1 ... Planned and Unplanned Replenishment ... 484
12.1.2 ... Configuration for Replenishment ... 484
12.1.3 ... Planned Replenishment ... 489
12.1.4 ... Order-Related Replenishment ... 492
12.1.5 ... Crate Part Replenishment ... 496
12.1.6 ... Direct Replenishment ... 498
12.1.7 ... Automatic Replenishment ... 500
12.2 ... Rearrangement ... 500
12.2.1 ... Additional General Configuration for Rearrangement ... 501
12.2.2 ... Master Data for Determination of Optimal Storage Bins ... 505
12.2.3 ... Execution of Rearrangement ... 507
12.2.4 ... Alerts for Rearrangement ... 509
12.3 ... Ad Hoc Moves ... 511
12.3.1 ... RF Creation and Execution of Ad Hoc Warehouse Tasks ... 512
12.4 ... Posting Changes ... 513
12.5 ... Summary ... 515
13 ... Configuring Multistep Warehouse Movements ... 517
13.1 ... Introduction ... 517
13.1.1 ... Storage Control in Inbound ... 518
13.1.2 ... Storage Control in Outbound ... 520
13.1.3 ... Storage Control for Warehouse Internal Movements ... 522
13.2 ... Process-Oriented Storage Control ... 524
13.2.1 ... Definition of Storage Process ... 524
13.3 ... Layout-Oriented Storage Control ... 527
13.4 ... Summary ... 529
14 ... Physical Inventory ... 531
14.1 ... Introduction ... 531
14.2 ... Physical Inventory Process ... 534
14.3 ... Physical Inventory Objects ... 535
14.3.1 ... Physical Inventory Documents ... 535
14.3.2 ... Physical Inventory Areas ... 540
14.3.3 ... Difference Analyzer ... 541
14.3.4 ... Physical Inventory Using External Systems ... 543
14.3.5 ... Stock Comparison to ERP ... 544
14.3.6 ... Posting Differences Automatically ... 544
14.4 ... Supported Methods for Physical Inventory ... 545
14.4.1 ... Ad Hoc Physical Inventory ... 545
14.4.2 ... Annual Physical Inventory ... 545
14.4.3 ... Low Stock Check (Storage Bin Specific) ... 545
14.4.4 ... Putaway Physical Inventory ... 546
14.4.5 ... Cycle Counting ... 546
14.4.6 ... Storage Bin Check ... 547
14.5 ... Integration to Resource Management ... 548
14.6 ... Monitoring the Physical Inventory Progress ... 550
14.7 ... Summary ... 553
15 ... Warehouse Monitoring and Reporting ... 555
15.1 ... Warehouse Management Monitor ... 555
15.1.1 ... Overview of the Warehouse Monitor ... 556
15.1.2 ... Personalizing the Warehouse Monitor ... 559
15.2 ... Easy Graphics Framework ... 566
15.2.1 ... Enhancing the Warehouse Cockpit ... 567
15.3 ... Graphical Warehouse Layout ... 574
15.4 ... Warehouse Reporting ... 575
15.4.1 ... Overview of EWM BW integration ... 575
15.4.2 ... EWM-Specific Reporting Content ... 577
15.4.3 ... BW Objects for Reporting ... 577
15.4.4 ... Extraction Process ... 581
15.4.5 ... Reporting Tools ... 582
15.5 ... Summary ... 584
16 ... Exception Handling ... 585
16.1 ... Configuring Exception Codes ... 586
16.1.1 ... Technical Information about EWM Exception Codes ... 586
16.1.2 ... Defining a New Exception Code ... 588
16.2 ... Using Exception Codes ... 592
16.3 ... Managing Stock Transport Order (STO) Exceptions ... 597
16.3.1 ... Background and Overview of STOs ... 597
16.3.2 ... General Customizing for STO Discrepancies ... 598
16.3.3 ... General Customizing for STO Discrepancies ... 598
16.3.4 ... Carrier Responsibility ... 599
16.3.5 ... Shipper Responsibility ... 599
16.3.6 ... Correction Delivery for the Shipping Warehouse to Clear Difference ... 601
16.4 ... Managing Exceptions at Cross-Docking ... 602
16.5 ... Confirmation Corrections ... 604
16.6 ... Summary ... 606
17 ... Cross-Docking ... 607
17.1 ... Transportation Cross-Docking (TCD) ... 610
17.1.1 ... Cross-Docking Routes ... 611
17.1.2 ... TCD Storage Locations ... 613
17.1.3 ... Integration of TCD into EWM Stock Processing ... 615
17.1.4 ... TCD for Contract Packagers ... 617
17.1.5 ... Additional Remarks about TCD ... 617
17.2 ... EWM-Triggered Opportunistic Cross-Docking ... 618
17.2.1 ... Variants of Opportunistic Cross-Docking ... 618
17.2.2 ... Activating Opportunistic Cross-Docking ... 619
17.3 ... Merchandise Distribution ... 623
17.4 ... Push Deployment and Pick From Goods Receipt ... 625
17.4.1 ... Putaway Delay at Goods Receipt in EWM ... 627
17.4.2 ... Integration of PD and PFGR into the EWM Storage Control ... 628
17.5 ... Summary ... 629
18 ... Yard Management ... 631
18.1 ... Yard Management Structure ... 632
18.2 ... Transportation Units and Vehicles ... 634
18.2.1 ... Creating Transportation Units ... 635
18.2.2 ... Other Functions of the Transportation Unit UI ... 637
18.2.3 ... Creating Vehicles ... 639
18.2.4 ... Other Functions of the Vehicle UI ... 640
18.3 ... Check-In and Check-Out ... 642
18.4 ... Yard Movements ... 643
18.5 ... Monitoring the Yard ... 646
18.6 ... Interfacing Yard Data to ERP ... 647
18.7 ... Summary ... 648
19 ... Value-Added Services (VAS) ... 649
19.1 ... Configuration and Master Data for VAS ... 650
19.1.1 ... Configuration for VAS ... 650
19.1.2 ... Master Data for VAS ... 653
19.2 ... VAS Order Creation ... 656
19.3 ... VAS Integration in Warehouse Processes ... 656
19.3.1 ... VAS for Outbound Process ... 657
19.3.2 ... Using the VAS Work Center and VAS Execution ... 660
19.3.3 ... Effort Codes and Consumption of Auxiliary Materials ... 662
19.3.4 ... VAS for Inbound Processes ... 664
19.3.5 ... VAS for Internal Processes ... 665
19.4 ... Summary ... 666
20 ... Kitting ... 667
20.1 ... Kit to Order using ERP Sales Orders ... 668
20.1.1 ... Kit to Order at a Work Center Using VAS Orders ... 669
20.1.2 ... Kit to Order at a Work Center without VAS Orders ... 678
20.1.3 ... Kit to Order During Picking ... 678
20.2 ... Kit to Stock ... 681
20.2.1 ... Kit to Stock Using an ERP Production Order ... 681
20.2.2 ... Kit to Stock Initiated from VAS Orders in EWM ... 682
20.3 ... Reverse Kitting ... 684
20.4 ... Summary ... 686
21 ... Labor Management ... 687
21.1 ... Activating Labor Management ... 688
21.2 ... Master Data for Labor Management ... 690
21.2.1 ... Processors ... 690
21.2.2 ... Formulas and Conditions ... 691
21.3 ... Engineered Labor Standards ... 695
21.3.1 ... Determining Engineered Labor Standards ... 695
21.3.2 ... Uploading Engineered Labor Standards ... 696
21.4 ... Direct Labor Activities ... 698
21.4.1 ... Capturing Start and End Times ... 698
21.4.2 ... Travel Distance and Travel Time ... 700
21.5 ... Indirect Labor Activities ... 701
21.5.1 ... Creating Indirect Activity Types ... 701
21.5.2 ... Entering Indirect Activities on the GUI ... 702
21.5.3 ... Entering Indirect Activities on a Mobile Device ... 702
21.6 ... Calculating Workload for Planning ... 703
21.6.1 ... Assigning the Planning Activity Area ... 704
21.6.2 ... Calculating the Planned Workload ... 704
21.6.3 ... Preprocessing ... 705
21.6.4 ... Viewing Planned Workload in the Warehouse Monitor ... 706
21.6.5 ... Operational Planning ... 707
21.6.6 ... Loading Planning and Simulation Results ... 708
21.7 ... Employee Performance ... 708
21.7.1 ... Creating the Employee Performance Documents ... 708
21.7.2 ... Efficiency versus Utilization ... 709
21.7.3 ... Viewing Calculated Results on Mobile Devices ... 710
21.7.4 ... Viewing Employee Performance in the Warehouse Monitor ... 711
21.8 ... Summary ... 711
22 ... Data Capture and Resource Optimization ... 713
22.1 ... Overview of Data Capture Methods for Warehousing ... 714
22.2 ... Technical Mobile Data Capture Integration ... 714
22.3 ... Resource Management and Warehouse Optimization ... 719
22.3.1 ... Users ... 720
22.3.2 ... Resources ... 721
22.3.3 ... Queues ... 722
22.3.4 ... Resource Groups ... 723
22.3.5 ... Resource Types ... 724
22.4 ... System-Guided Processing ... 725
22.4.1 ... Monitoring of the Resources ... 729
22.5 ... RF Framework ... 731
22.5.1 ... Advantages of the EWM RF Framework ... 732
22.5.2 ... Setup of the RF Framework ... 732
22.5.3 ... Enhancing the EWM RF Transactions ... 735
22.5.4 ... Personalization of the EWM RF Transaction ... 738
22.6 ... Comparison of the Mobile Online User Interface Technologies ... 739
22.6.1 ... SAP Console ... 739
22.6.2 ... SAP Web SAPConsole ... 740
22.6.3 ... SAP ITSmobile ... 741
22.6.4 ... SAP ABAP and Java Web Dynpro ... 745
22.6.5 ... Third-Party Integration ... 746
22.6.6 ... Windows Terminal Server and Citrix Integration ... 747
22.7 ... Integration of the Other Technologies ... 747
22.7.1 ... Pick-by-Voice Integration ... 747
22.7.2 ... RFID Integration ... 749
22.8 ... Summary ... 754
23 ... Integration with Other Applications ... 755
23.1 ... Integration with CRM ... 756
23.1.1 ... Business Partners ... 756
23.1.2 ... Outbound Orders and Deliveries ... 757
23.1.3 ... CRM Sales Order Status Updates ... 758
23.1.4 ... Returns Order Processing ... 758
23.2 ... Integration with SNC ... 759
23.2.1 ... Integration with ASNs ... 760
23.2.2 ... Integration of Return ASNs ... 760
23.3 ... Integration with SPP ... 761
23.3.1 ... Demand and Forecast Data for Slotting ... 761
23.3.2 ... Inbound Receipts for Vendor Purchases ... 762
23.3.3 ... Inbound and Outbound Deliveries for Stock Transfers ... 763
23.3.4 ... Kit to Stock ... 764
23.4 ... Integration with Global ATP ... 764
23.5 ... Integration with Global Trade Services (GTS) ... 765
23.6 ... Integration with Other Applications ... 766
23.7 ... Integration with BW ... 767
23.8 ... Master Data Integration ... 767
23.9 ... Integration with Inventory Management (IM) ... 768
23.9.1 ... Adjustments from Inbound and Outbound Deliveries ... 768
23.9.2 ... Posting Changes ... 768
23.9.3 ... Physical Inventory Adjustments ... 769
23.9.4 ... Comparing and Synchronizing Inventory ... 769
23.10 ... Integration with Purchasing ... 771
23.10.1 ... Transfer of ASNs and Inbound Deliveries ... 771
23.10.2 ... Downloading Expected Receipts for Purchase Orders ... 771
23.10.3 ... Inbound Delivery Creation in EWM ... 772
23.11 ... Integration with ERP Sales and Distribution ... 772
23.11.1 ... Integrating Deliveries from ERP to EWM ... 772
23.11.2 ... Processes Supported Using ERP SD ... 772
23.12 ... Integration with PP ... 773
23.12.1 ... Production Receiving ... 773
23.12.2 ... Production Supply ... 773
23.12.3 ... Kit to Stock ... 773
23.13 ... Integration with Finance ... 774
23.13.1 ... Goods Movements ... 774
23.13.2 ... Material Valuation ... 775
23.13.3 ... VAS Billing ... 775
23.14 ... Integration with HR ... 775
23.14.1 ... Employee Data ... 775
23.14.2 ... Performance Data ... 776
23.15 ... Integration with Material Flow Systems ... 777
23.16 ... Integration with Warehouse Subsystems ... 779
23.16.1 ... Integration with Warehouse Control Units ... 779
23.16.2 ... Integration with Voice Picking Systems ... 780
23.17 ... Summary ... 780
24 ... Post-Processing Framework (PPF) and Form Printing ... 781
24.1 ... Overview of the PPF ... 781
24.2 ... Administration of the PPF ... 782
24.2.1 ... Defining Action Profiles and Actions ... 783
24.2.2 ... Condition Configuration ... 785
24.3 ... Printing in EWM Using PPF ... 787
24.4 ... Summary ... 788
25 ... Authorizations and Roles and Data Archiving ... 789
25.1 ... Authorizations and Roles ... 789
25.1.1 ... The Authorization Concept ... 790
25.1.2 ... Control of Authorizations for EWM ... 791
25.1.3 ... Standard Roles Delivered with EWM ... 792
25.2 ... Data Archiving ... 794
25.3 ... Summary ... 795
26 ... Deploying Extended Warehouse Management ... 797
26.1 ... Deployment Options for EWM ... 797
26.1.1 ... Deploying EWM on SCM ... 798
26.1.2 ... Deploying EWM on ERP ... 799
26.1.3 ... The Standard Connection to ERP ... 800
26.1.4 ... Connecting EWM to Older Releases of ERP ... 800
26.1.5 ... Connecting EWM to a Non-SAP ERP ... 800
26.1.6 ... Deploying EWM in a Mixed Warehousing Environment ... 801
26.1.7 ... EWM Sizing and Deciding How Many Servers to Deploy ... 801
26.1.8 ... Deciding Where to Position Your EWM Servers ... 803
26.1.9 ... High Availability for EWM ... 804
26.2 ... Automatic Configuration ... 804
26.2.1 ... BC Sets for EWM Configuration ... 804
26.2.2 ... Executing and Troubleshooting BC Sets ... 806
26.3 ... Data Loads ... 807
26.3.1 ... Loading Business Partners ... 807
26.3.2 ... Loading Products ... 808
26.3.3 ... Loading Storage Bins ... 809
26.3.4 ... Loading Storage Bin Sorting ... 810
26.3.5 ... Loading Packaging Specifications ... 810
26.3.6 ... Loading Stock ... 812
26.3.7 ... Loading Labor Management (LM) Data ... 813
26.4 ... Summary ... 813
27 ... Conclusion ... 815
27.1 ... What We Covered ... 815
27.2 ... Key Learnings ... 816
27.3 ... The Future of EWM ... 816
27.4 ... Next Steps ... 816
... Abbreviations ... 819
... The Authors ... 823
... Index ... 825
Published
30 Mar 2010
Publisher
SAP PRESS/GALILEO PRESS
ISBN
9781592293049
Pages
847




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