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[Free] Sap Ewm (Extended Warehouse Management) In Nutshell

Fundamental of SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) – Free Course

Added on January 24, 2025 IT & Software 2 min read

What you’ll learn

• Basics of EWM System
• Key Processes in Warehouses
• Difference between SAP WM, EWM, Embedded EW
• EWM Document Integration in Embedded and Dace
• Difference between Basic and Advance warehouse
• EWM Complex End to End Inbound Process
• SAP EWM Inbound Process System Demo – PO to Inbound Delivery

Requirements

• Basics of SAP

Description

This course provides a structured approach to SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) in Nutshell , designed for beginners, as well as technical and functional consultants, and users aiming to deepen their understanding and expertise in this field. In this course, you will learn

• Different SAP EWM Process.

• You’ll build everything from the ground up, gaining a clear understanding of each component and how to design an efficient warehouse layout.

• You simulates real-world scenarios and challenges, making it easier to grasp Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) in a practical, engaging way.

• Key warehouse processes include

  -Inbound, outbound, and internal workflows

  -Inventory control

  -Reporting functions

• Embedded Warehouse – Integrated within the SAP S/4HANA system, offering seamless data flow and simplified processes.

• Decentralized Warehouse – Operates as a standalone system, often used in complex or large-scale environments, requiring integration with other systems.

• Integration of Delivery Documents in Inbound Processes

• Inbound Flow:

  • • Starts from a purchase order.

    • Create inbound delivery against the purchase order.

    • Inbound delivery is distributed to EWM as an inbound delivery notification.

    • Activities include unloading, put away, deconsolidation, value-added services, etc.

    • Embedded system removes inbound delivery notification, keeping other activities intact.

  • Outbound Flow:

    • Decentralized flow starts from a sales order.

    • Create outbound delivery against the sales order.

    • Outbound delivery is distributed as an outbound delivery request.

    • For embedded systems, outbound delivery request is removed.

    • Picking, packing, staging, loading activities are performed.