Got questions about SAP Extended Warehouse Management? This configuration guide can help! You'll start by learning the ins and outs of SAP EWM setup: defining organizational structures, working with master data, and configuring settings. Then move on to business processes: goods receipt, goods issue, internal movement, shipping and receiving, and labor management. Get the most out of SAP EWM! Configuration: Find out how to map organizational structures, model the layout of your warehouse, and handle master data to successfully execute warehouse activities. Business Processes: Learn the details of inbound and outbound processing, shipping and receiving, inventory, quality management and monitoring, RF frameworks, and labor management. Integration: Discover how to integrate SAP EWM with both SAP ERP and other applications such as SAP Business Warehouse, SAP Global Trade Services, SAP RFID, and more. Highlights: Configuration Warehouse structure Master data Goods receipt and issue Internal movements Warehouse monitoring Quality management Cross-docking Material flow systems Kitting.
Warehouse Management with SAP EWM | Balaji Kannapan (Author), Hari Tripathy (Author), Vinay Krishna (Author) | SAP Press
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to SAP Extended Warehouse Management
Chapter 2: Organizational Structure and Definition
Chapter 3: Warehouse Structure
Chapter 4: Master Data
Chapter 5: Cross-Process Definitions
Chapter 6: Integrating SAP Extended Warehouse Management with SAP ERP
Chapter 7: Inbound Processing
Chapter 8: Advanced Production Integration
Chapter 9: Outbound Processing
Chapter 10: Shipping and Receiving
Chapter 11: Physical Inventory
Chapter 12: Internal Movements
Chapter 13: Warehouse Monitoring
Chapter 14: Radio Frequency Framework
Chapter 15: Labor Management
Chapter 16: Quality Management
Chapter 17: Value-Added Services
Chapter 18: Cross-Docking
Chapter 19: Material Flow System
Chapter 20: Kitting
Chapter 21: Dock Appointment Scheduling
Chapter 22: User Maintenance and Archiving
Conclusion