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Uint1:The Warehouse Management System as Part of Logistics Execution

Lesson:Logistics Execution

Elements and Origins

Features

Basic Forms of Process Mapping

Exercise 1: Logistics Execution (Optional)

Lesson:Main Features of Warehouse Management

Warehouse Management in Logistics Execution

Main Functions of Warehouse Management

Inventory Management exact to storage bin level

Interfaces to Other SAP ECC Applications

Inventory Management (MM-IM)

Uint2:Structural Elements

Lesson:

The Warehouse Number and its Substructures

Creating a New Warehouse Number

Creating New Storage Types and New Storage Sections

Exercise 2: Basic Warehouse Management Customizing

Lesson:

Construction of a Storage Bin Master Record

Creating Storage Bins

Using Sort Variables

Exercise 3: Automatic Creation of Storage Bins

Lesson:

Storage Location and Warehouse Number

Connecting Warehouse Management to Inventory Management

Exercise 4: Connection of Warehouse Management to Inventory Mana

Lesson:

The Quant

Material number

Addition to Existing Stock and Mixed Storage

Exercise 5: Displaying Storage Bin Stocks

The Interface Between Inventory Management and Warehouse Managem

Lesson:

Movement Types

Interim Storage Area and Interim Storage Bin Search

Exercise 6: Movement Type and Interim Storage Type Determination

Lesson:

The Transfer Order

Immediate Transfer Order Creation

Automatic Transfer Order Creation

Exercise 7: Activating Immediate Transfer Order Creation

Lesson:

Function of the Special Movement Indicator

Direct Putaway with a Special Movement Indicator

Exercise 8: Putaway with a Special Movement Indicator

Lesson:

Purpose of Storage Location Control

Storage Location Reference

Exercise 9: Setting up Storage Location Control for the Goods R

Putaway Control

Lesson:

Putaway Process

Handling Differences in the Warehouse

Exercise 10: Setting Up the Storage Type and Storage Section Sea

Lesson:

Storage Bin Search

Fixed bin ( F )

Overview of Putaway Strategies

Exercise 11: Testing the “ Pallets ” Putaway Strategy

Lesson:

The Warehouse Management Views

Storage-Relevant Indicators

Stock placement indicator

Palletization Data

Exercise 12: Use of the Warehouse Management Views

Lesson:

Storage Unit Type Check

Capacity Check

1. Check based on the maximum weight per storage bin

Details of the Capacity Check Methods

Exercise 13: Forms of Capacity Check

Lesson:

Quality Inspection in Warehouse Management

Handling Inspection Lots in Warehouse Management

1. Interim storage of inspection samples in a work center

Exercise 14: Configuring the Interface to Quality Management

Stock Removal Control

Lesson:

Stock Removal Process

Indicators Relevant to Stock Removal in the Material Master

Exercise 15: Setting Up Storage Type Search During Stock Removal

Lesson:

Storage Bin Search

First in first out ( F )

Overview of the Stock Removal Strategies

Exercise 16: Activate the “ Stringent FIFO ” Stock Removal Strat

Lesson:

Negative Stocks

Requirement to Remove All Stock

Return transfer to the source bin

Zero Stock Check Without Inventory Count

Exercise 17: Requirement to Remove all Stock

Lesson:

Main Features of Batch Management in SAP ECC

Batch Determination in Warehouse Management

Exercise 18: Batch Determination in Warehouse Management

Delivery Processes with Warehouse Management

Lesson:

Goods Receipt with Inbound Delivery

The Putaway Process for Inbound Delivery

Exercise 19: Putaway for an Inbound Delivery

Lesson:

Stock Removal for Outbound Delivery

Pick & Pack

Collective Processing of Outbound Deliveries

Automatic creation of transfer orders with report RLAUTA20

Exercise 20: Stock Removal for Outbound Delivery

Lesson:

Two-Step Picking

Return Transfer for Outbound Delivery

New Features with SAP R/3 4.7

Exercise 21: Two-Step Picking

Exercise 22: Return Transfer for Outbound Delivery (Optional)

Posting Changes and Stock Transfers

Lesson:

The Posting Change Process

Customizing for Posting Change Processing

Posting Changes Directly in Warehouse Management

Exercise 23: Posting Changes to Partial Stocks

Lesson:

Stock Transfers and Posting Changes

Material number

The Stock Transfer Process

Exercise 24: Stock Transfer of Storage Section Stocks

Lesson:

Process Flow

Replenishment Control Customizing

Exercise 25: Replenishment Control

Internal Procurement Processes with Warehouse Management

Lesson:

The Interface Between Warehouse Management and Production Contro

Staging for a Work Order

Putting Away the Finished Product

Lesson:

Master Data

Indicator 1 (pick part)

Customizing Settings

Exercise 26: Staging from the Warehouse for a Production Order

The Warehouse Activity Monitor

Lesson:

Functions

01 - unconfirmed transfer orders

Configuration

Variants and Jobs

Exercise 27: Configuring the Warehouse Activity Monitor

Lesson:

Usage in Processes

Report Variants

Exercise 28: Creating a Report Variant

Physical Inventory

Lesson:

Inventory Procedures in Warehouse Management

Configuring the Inventory Procedures

Handling Physical Inventory Differences

Exercise 29: The Continuous Physical Inventory Procedure

Lesson:

Creating and Processing a System Inventory Record

Clearing Inventory Differences

Exercise 30: Continuous Inventory

Final Exercise

Lesson:

Structural Basics

Exercise 31: Setting Up the Basic Structure of the New Warehouse

Exercise 32: Detailed Configuration

Exercise 33: Master Data - Storage Bins

Exercise 34: Master Data - Material Masters

Lesson:

Processes

Exercise 35: Putaway and Stock Removal Control

Exercise 36: Connecting Warehouse Management to Inventory Manage

Exercise 37: Final Configuration Test

tables

Overview of the warehouse materials and their storage requiremen

Overview of the Warehouse Management movement types required in

SCM630 Warehouse Management SAP ERP - Procurement and Logistics Execution Date Training Center Instructors Education Website Participant Handbook Course Version: 92 Course Duration: 5 Day(s) Material Number: 50093862 An SAP course - use it to learn, reference it for work

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About This Handbook This handbook is intended to complement the instructor-led presentation of this course, and serve as a source of reference. It is not suitable for self-study. Typographic Conventions American English is the standard used in this handbook. The following typographic conventions are also used. Type Style Example text Example text EXAMPLE TEXT Example text Example text Description Words or characters that appear on the screen. These include field names, screen titles, pushbuttons as well as menu names, paths, and options. Also used for cross-references to other documentation both internal and external. Emphasized words or phrases in body text, titles of graphics, and tables Names of elements in the system. These include report names, program names, transaction codes, table names, and individual key words of a programming language, when surrounded by body text, for example SELECT and INCLUDE. Screen output. This includes file and directory names and their paths, messages, names of variables and parameters, and passages of the source text of a program. Exact user entry. These are words and characters that you enter in the system exactly as they appear in the documentation. Variable user entry. Pointed brackets indicate that you replace these words and characters with appropriate entries. 2009/92 ' 2009 SAP AG. All rights reserved. iii

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Contents Course Overview ......................................................... vii Course Goals ...........................................................vii Course Objectives .....................................................vii Unit 1: The Warehouse Management System as Part of Logistics Execution .................................................................... 1 Logistics Execution .....................................................2 Main Features of Warehouse Management ....................... 10 Unit 2: Structural Elements............................................ 19 Organizational Units .................................................. 21 Storage Bins as Warehouse Management Master Data......... 32 Organizational Connection to Inventory Management ........... 46 The Quant.............................................................. 56 Unit 3: The Interface Between Inventory Management and Warehouse Management ............................................... 69 Movement Types...................................................... 71 Transfer Order Creation in the Background ....................... 84 Special movement indicator ......................................... 96 Storage Location Control ...........................................108 Unit 4: Putaway Control ...............................................125 The Putaway Process ...............................................127 Storage Bin Search for Putaway...................................135 Influence of the Material Master Data on Putaway ..............145 Forms of Capacity Check ...........................................159 Quality Check in the Warehouse...................................169 Unit 5: Stock Removal Control ......................................185 The Stock Removal Process .......................................186 Storage Bin Search for Stock Removal ...........................195 Settings Relevant to Stock Removal ..............................204 Batch determination .................................................214 Unit 6: Delivery Processes with Warehouse Management ....229 Putaway for an Inbound Delivery ..................................230 Stock Removal for Outbound Delivery ............................241 Special Procedure for Stock Removal for Outbound Delivery .256 2009/92 ' 2009 SAP AG. All rights reserved. v

Contents SCM630 Unit 7: Posting Changes and Stock Transfers ...................273 Posting Changes.....................................................274 Stock Transfers.......................................................289 Replenishment Control..............................................296 Unit 8: Internal Procurement Processes with Warehouse Management..............................................................309 Process Flow .........................................................310 Process Control ......................................................316 Unit 9: The Warehouse Activity Monitor...........................333 Configuration .........................................................334 Usage..................................................................343 Unit 10: Physical Inventory...........................................355 Inventory Procedure .................................................356 Technical Posting Process..........................................366 Unit 11: Final Exercise.................................................381 Structural Basics .....................................................382 Processes.............................................................407 Index .......................................................................437 vi ' 2009 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 2009/92

Course Overview This course provides an overview of the functions in Warehouse Management in SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ECC). The main focus is on the organizational foundations and the main settings for controlling the various processes. Target Audience This course is intended for the following audiences: Members of the project team Consultants SCM601: Processes in Logistics Execution Course Prerequisites Required Knowledge Recommended Knowledge SCM510: Inventory Management SCM610: Delivery Processes Course Goals This course will prepare you to: Understand the organizational structures in Warehouse Management and use the elements of Warehouse Management to map spatial conditions Configure the control of putaway, stock removal, and stock transfer activities at master data and Customizing levels Integrate Warehouse Management into Logistics in SAP ECC Course Objectives After completing this course, you will be able to: Create the organizational elements of Warehouse Management and assign them to each other Use all the relevant master data Configure the interface between Inventory Management and Warehouse Management Implement putaway and stock removal strategies 2009/92 ' 2009 SAP AG. All rights reserved. vii

Course Overview SCM630 Take into account batch management and Quality Management in the warehouse Include Warehouse Management in delivery processes Stage components for production from the warehouse Set up the warehouse activity monitor as a control instrument Execute physical inventory at storage bin level viii ' 2009 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 2009/92

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