SAP WM Fundamentals Course Overview

Think Tree Technologies, Inc
SAP Warehouse Management

By Dilip K Sadh
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Course Prerequisites
SAP Functional Knowledge Overview of Inventory Management Processes Overview of Logistics Execution Processes
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Course Goals
Understand the basic functions of SAP Warehouse Management (WM) Module e. g. Putaway, Picking and Posting Changes etc. Understand the basic configuration required to configure Warehouse Management functions as per companys requirements. Understand the integration between Inventory Management, Production Processing. Warehouse Management, Planning and Delivery
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WM- Course Content

Unit 1: Overview to Logistics Execution Unit 2: Warehouse Management as a Part of Logistics Execution Unit 3: Scenarios for Warehouse Management Implementation Unit 4: WM Organization Structure Unit 5: Warehouse Management's Interface with Inventory Management Unit 6: Warehouse Management: Inbound Processes and Putaway Control Unit 7: Warehouse Management: Outbound Processes and Stock Removal Control Unit 8: Warehouse Management: Delivery Processes using WM Unit 9: Internal Warehouse Operations: Posting Changes and Stock Transfers. Unit 10: WM Interface with Quality Management Unit 11: Internal Procurement processes with WM Unit 12: Physical Inventory in Warehouse Management Unit 13: Warehouse Activity Monitor Unit 14: Technical Topics
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WM- Course Content

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WM Course Goals
Understand the Logistics Execution Model Understand basic logistics Execution Processes
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WM: Logistics Execution Process Overview

Vendor Customer
Vendors Warehouse
Distribution Center
Company Warehouse Outbound Inbound Production Plant
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WM: Logistics Execution Integration Process
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WM: Logistics Execution Elements

Logistics LogisticsExecution Execution
Warehouse WarehouseManagement Management
Shipping Shipping
Transportation Transportation
Materials MaterialsManagement Management
Sales Salesand andDistribution Distribution
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WM: WM Processes in LE
Logistics LogisticsExecution Execution

Inbound Inbound(GR) (GR)
For For Inbound InboundDelivery Delivery Inbound InboundDelivery Delivery Transfer TransferOrder Order Creation Creation Transfer TransferOrder Order Confirmation Confirmation Goods GoodsReceipt Receipt Posting Posting
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Outbound Outbound(GI) (GI)

For For Outbound Outbound Delivery Outbound OutboundDelivery Delivery Delivery Outbound Outbound Delivery Delivery Transfer TransferOrder Order Creation Creation Transfer TransferOrder Order Confirmation Confirmation Goods GoodsIssue Issue Posting Posting For For Other For ForOther Other Other Transactions Transactions Transactions Transactions Goods GoodsIssue Issue Posting Posting Transfer Transfer Requirement Requirement Transfer TransferOrder Order Transfer TransferOrder Order Confirmation Confirmation
For ForPO, PO,Order Orderand and Other Transactions Other Transactions Goods GoodsReceipt Receipt Posting Posting Transfer Transfer Requirement Requirement Transfer TransferOrder Order Transfer TransferOrder Order Confirmation Confirmation
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WM: Overview to Logistics Execution- Review

The Logistics Execution System covers shipping, goods issue, placing in storage, inbound and outbound transportation processes. The logistics processes include following sub processes:
Sales order processing for goods issues Ordering (purchase order processing) for goods receipts (external procurement) Goods movement process for internal procurement Physically moving goods in the supply chain
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WM- Course Content

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WM Course Goals
Understand basic functions of Warehouse Managements. Integration of Warehouse Management with other modules of Logistics Understand how WM handles various types of Inbound and Outbound Goods Movements Knowledge of Information contained in various WM Documents
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WM: Warehouse Management Basic Functions
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WM: WM Integration with Other Components

Production ProductionSupply Supply Human HumanResources Resources
Inventory InventoryManagement Management (MM) (MM)
Warehouse Management
Quality Quality Management Management
Shipping Shipping
Delivery DeliveryProcessing Processing (SD) (SD) Remote RemoteData Data Processing Processing
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WM: Goods Receipt without ASN - Process in WM

Inventory Management Warehouse Management
Goods Receipt
Transfer Requirement Quant in GR Area
Transfer Order
GR GRArea Area
Confirmation/Differences
Warehouse Warehouse
Transfer to Storage
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WM: Goods Receipt with ASN - Process in WM

ERP/IM Warehouse Management
ASN
Transfer Order Creation
Putaway with TO Confirmation -ve Quant in GR Area
GR GRArea Area
GR Posting
Posting of +ve Quant In GR Area
Warehouse Warehouse
Transfer to Storage
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WM: Goods Issue for Delivery - Process in WM

Warehouse Warehouse
Delivery
Picking with TO Confirmation +ve Quant in GI Area GI Posting
Transfer from Storage
Posting of ve Quant In GI Area
GI GIArea Area
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WM: Other Goods Issue - Process in WM

Warehouse Warehouse
Inventory Management Warehouse Management
Goods Issue
Transfer Order
Common CommonArea Area
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WM: Information Contained in a TR
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WM: Information Contained in a TO
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WM: WM as a part of LE- Review

Warehouse Management is an integral part of Logistics Execution which controls the goods movement in and out of the companys warehouse Warehouse Management provides various functionalities like stock management to bin level, planning and monitoring tools, control of goods movements, integration with other warehouse control units available. All goods movements (Inbound / Outbound) results in a WM transaction in SAP System. WM transaction can happen before IM transaction or vice versa depending on the type of goods movement in SAP. Transfer Order is created to record the actual movement of goods within the warehouse.
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WM- Course Content

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WM Course Goals
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WM: Scenarios for WM Implementation
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WM: Scenarios for WM Implementation - Review
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WMFUN- Course Content

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WM Course Goals
Understand basic organization structure of Warehouse Managements. Understand various possible warehouse structure scenarios of Warehouse Management Understand various controls to be defined while defining Warehouse Managements Organization Elements. Understand the Master data used in warehouse Management Describe the characteristics and Importance of Quant in WM
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WM WM Organization Structure Elements

Organizational Units
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Possible Warehouse Organization Structure Scenarios
Master Data Organizational Connection to IM Quant
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WM: Organization Structure of a Warehouse in SAP

Plant Plant Storage StorageLocation Location
Configuration
Warehouse Warehouse
Storage StorageType Type

Storage StorageSection/ Section/ Picking PickingArea Area Storage StorageSection/ Section/ Picking PickingArea Area

Master Data
Storage StorageBin Bin
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WM: A Typical Warehouse Complex
GR GRArea Area
Goods Receipt
High HighRack RackStorage Storage
Bulk BulkStorage Storage

Goods Receipt
Issue IssueArea Area

Goods Issue
Fixed FixedBin BinStorage Storage
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WM : Organizational Connection to IM - Customizing

Warehouse PLANT PLANT Storage StorageLocation Location Number
Definition
Assignment
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WM: Organization Structure - Warehouse
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WM: Organization Structure - Storage Type
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WM: Organization Structure Other Org Elements
Warehouse
Door
Staging Area
GR/GI
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WM : Possible Warehouse Structure Scenarios

Scenario 1: Inventory Management w/o Warehouse Management Scenario 2: One Storage Location per Plant in One Warehouse Scenario 3: One Warehouse for different Plants under different Companies Scenario 4: Several Storage Locations per Plant in One Warehouse Number
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WM : WM Organization Structure Master Data

Warehouse Warehouse


Storage Bin Type High Bin
Storage Bin Type Low Bin
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WM : Storage Bin Structure for Automatic Creation
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WM : Storage Bin Data
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WM : Quant Where is it placed in WM

Storage StorageSection/ Section/ Picking PickingArea Area
Storage Bin Type High Bin
Storage Bin Type Low Bin Quant Quant
Quant Characteristics
Material Number Stock type or Category Special Stock Assignment Plant and Storage location Batch Number, if applicable
Quant Quant
Quant Quant
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WM : Material Master Data relevant to WM
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WM : Quant Data Details
Material Number Stock type or Category Special Stock Assignment Plant and Storage location Batch Number, if applicable
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WM: WM Organization Structure - Review

Warehouse, Storage Type, Storage Section/Picking Organizational elements of Warehouse Management. Area are
Warehouse Management can be used for a number of different scenarios in terms of physical warehouse structures Master data in Customizing for Warehouse and Storage Type provides number of control functions for various activities in the warehouse. Storage Bin is not a Organization Element of Warehouse Management, but it is master which can be created manually or automatically using templates defined in the Customizing. Quant is the lowest level at which material is maintained in a warehouse. Material movement within warehouse happen in terms of quant.
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WM- Course Content

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WM Course Goals
Understand the Key Integration Points between IM and Warehouse Management Understand how Movement type in WM are determined by IM Movement type. Understand the process flow of Goods Movement at IM-WM Interface
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WM : WMs Integration with IM

Integration at Enterprise Structure Level Movement Type Interim Storage Area- Interface
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WM : Integration at Enterprise Structure Level

Warehouse PLANT PLANT Storage StorageLocation Location Number
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WM : Movement Type
IM Movement Type
Reference Movement Type
WM Movement Type
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WM : Movement Type
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WM : Movement Type
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WM: WMs Interface with IM - Review

Interface between Inventory Management and Warehouse Management happens whenever there is any Inventory Management Movement which affects data in Warehouse Management.
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IM WM Interface dont come into picture for internal warehouse goods movements
Enterprise structure definition and assignments are the integration points at first level for setting up IM- WM Integration Movement type is the second level at which IM is integrated to WM Interim Storage Areas act as interface between IM and WM.
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In other words we can say, Interim storage areas act as bridge between IM and WM.
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WM- Course Content

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WM Course Goals
Understand the inbound process with various controls in putting the material in the warehouse Understand various types of stock placement strategies and their functioning Understand and define storage type search followed by storage section and ultimately ending on Storage bin search. Understand the capacity check function during putaway process. Understand various configuration activities for stock putaway Understand handling of differences during putaway process
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WM : Inbound Process with Putaway Control

Stock Placement - Overview Type of Putaway Putaway Controls
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Controls in Storage Type Storage Type Indicator Storage Type Search Sequence Storage Section Search Sequence Control using Storage Unit Type and Storage Bin Type Special Movement Indicator
Putaway Strategies Capacity Check function during Putaway Handling differences during Putaway Process
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WM : Stock Placement - Overview

Stock Placement or Goods Receipt Process
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GR Process is the inbound movement of materials into the warehouse. These movements results as a part of Goods Receipt from an external vendor or from in house production
Types of Goods Receipt Processes Supported in WM

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GR with reference to a PO GR with reference to a Production Order GR with reference to a delivery GR without any reference( Other receipts)
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WM : Types of Putaway
Putaway w/o Sort Variable
02-01-03 01-01-03 01-02-03 03-01-03 03-02-03 03-03-03 3 02-03-03 3-0 02-02-03 0 03 3 0 01-03-03 3 2-0 0 3 3-0 0 - 02 01 3 01-03-03 0 03 2 0 32-0 0 -02 -01 3 3 0 0 01-03-02 01 03 1 0 - 03 2 0 -01 3 -0 01 03
01-01-03
01-02-03
Level 01 to 03
01-01-02
01-02-02
01-01-01
01-02-01
01-03-01
Stack 01 to 03
Cross Line Putaway
01 e l Ais
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IMG
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WM : Storage Type Controls during Putaway
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WM : Putaway Control Storage Type Indicator
Consider Type Indicator
Consider Stock Category
Consider Special Stock
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WM : Putaway Control Storage Type Search Sequence
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WM: Putaway Control Storage Location Control
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WM : Putaway Control Storage Section Search Sequence
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WM : Putaway Control Using Storage Unit Type
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WM : Putaway Control Special Movement Indicator
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WM : Putaway Strategies- Searching Storage Bins (1)

Fixed bin (F) Open storage (C) Addition to existing stock (I) Next empty bin (L) Near picking bin (K) Pallets/storage unit type (P) Bulk storage (B) Manual Bin User Exit MWMTO003
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WM : Capacity Check function during Putaway
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WM : Handling differences during Putaway Process

Differences can be directed to:
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Source Storage bin of the movement type of the TO Item A dynamic coordinate (with Storage bin as TO Number) in the Interim storage area for differences A dynamic coordinate (with storage bin as Fixed bin Differences) in the interim storage area for differences.
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WM : Inbound Process and Putaway Control - Review

Putaway process in Warehouse can happen either followed by a GR or an Inbound Delivery Cross line Putaway for storage bins, help in determine a predefined sequence of storage bin search as per custom logic for a storage type. The flow of search for a storage bin happens as follows
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Step1: Storage Type Search Step2: Storage Section Search Step3: Storage Bin Search using various Putaway Strategies
Capacity check function is required to control /check the capacity of a storage bin while doing putaway activities While searching for storage bins during putaway, there are lot of control functions which provide lot of variety in searching for putting away a material into the warehouse.
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WM- Course Content

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WMFUN_07 Course Goals

Understand the Outbound process with various controls in picking the material in the warehouse Understand various types of stock removal strategies and their functioning Understand and define storage type search followed by picking area and ultimately ending on Storage bin search for picking activities. Understanding various configuration settings relevant to stock removal Understand handling of batches during stock removal process
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WMFUN_07 : Outbound Process with Stock Removal Control

Stock removal Process- Overview Stock Removal Controls
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Controls in Storage Type Storage Type Indicator Storage Type Search Sequence Storage Location Control Special Movement Indicator
Stock Removal Strategies Strategies Batch Management during Stock Removal Process
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WMFUN_07 : Stock Removal Process - Overview

Stock Removal or Goods Issue Process
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GI Process is an outbound movement of material from the warehouse , this outbound movement can be for internal use of material or can be a delivery to a customer
Types of GI Processes Supported

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Goods Issues to a cost center or project or any other account assignment object Material staging for production Delivery of goods to customers
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WMFUN_07 : Storage Type Controls during Stock Removal
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WMFUN_07 : Stock Removal Control Storage Type Indicator
Consider Type Indicator
Consider Stock Category
Consider Special Stock
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WMFUN_07: Stock Removal Control Storage Type Search Sequence
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WMFUN_07: Stock Removal Control Storage Location Control
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WMFUN_07 : Stock Removal Control Special Movement Indicator
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WMFUN_07 : Removal Strategies- Searching Storage Bins (1)

First in first out (F) Stringent FIFO (***) Last in first out (L) Partial pallet quantity (A) Large/small quantities (M) Expiration date (H) Fixed bin (P) Enhancements MWMTO004 and MWMTO013
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WMFUN_07 : Batch Management during Stock Removal

When to use Batch Determination in WM Batch Search in WM Batch Action in WM
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WMFUN_07: WM : Outbound Processes and Stock Removal Control - Review Stock Removal process in Warehouse can happen either followed by a GI or an Outbound Delivery The flow of search for a storage bin happens as follows
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Step1: Storage Type Search Step3: Storage Bin Search using various Stock Removal Strategies
While searching for storage bins during putaway, there are lot of control functions which provide lot of variety in searching for putting away a material into the warehouse. Summary (For Stock removal)
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In movement type, the destination bin is available on the lines of Source Bin. Storage section dont come into picture here. Search Sequence is an important parameter to look for picking material On the lines of placement indicator, we have stock removal indicator in this case Destination Interim Storage Area is Determined using WM Mvt TypeReference Mvt typeIM Mvt type Settings
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Understand the Putaway Process for an Inbound Delivery Understand the Stock Removal Process for an Outbound Delivery Understand the system requirements to enable automatic creation of Transfer orders from Inbound and Outbound Deliveries Understand the processing of returns from inbound and outbound deliveries Understand various options of processing outbound deliveries collectively. Two Step Picking Process
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WMFUN_08 : Delivery Processes Using WM

Business Scenarios Inbound Delivery Process using WM
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Additional Configurations Requirements
Outbound Delivery Process using WM

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Collective Processing of Outbound Deliveries Two Step Picking
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WMFUN_08 : Business Scenario

Inbound Delivery is used for GR Handling in WM, if:
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Handling Units are required to be captured in the GR Process, because Handling Unit Management in GR Process is only possible through Inbound Delivery
In this situation, TO can be created either with reference to Inbound Delivery or Handling Unit.
Decentralized Warehouse Management System is Used.
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WMFUN_08: Inbound Delivery - Process in WM-IM

ASN
Picking with TO Confirmation -ve Quant in GR Area
GR GRArea Area
GR Posting
Posting of +ve Quant In GR Area
Warehouse Warehouse
Transfer to Storage
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WMFUN_08 : Methods of TO Creation

Using Inbound Delivery Monitor Manual Creation of TO referencing Inbound Delivery Immediate or Automatically (by assigning output type WMTA in Configuration) In case of SU (Handling Unit)
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Create TO using Storage Unit Create TO from Stock List
Processing Returns
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WMFUN_08 : Setting up Automatic TO for Inbound Delivery
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WMFUN_08: Outbound Delivery - Process in WM

Warehouse Warehouse
Delivery
Picking with TO Confirmation +ve Quant in GI Area GI Posting
Posting of ve Quant In GI Area
GI GIArea Area
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WMFUN_08 : Collective Processing of Outbound Deliveries

Automatic creation of transfer orders with report RLAUTA20 Collective Processing of Outbound Deliveries using Outbound Delivery Monitor Processing Returns for Outbound Deliveries Grouping Outbound Deliveries Delayed Update of Stock Removal Data in Outbound Delivery
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WMFUN_08 : Two Step Picking

Two-Step Picking Advantages of Two Step Picking Two Step Picking Process in WM
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WMFUN_08 : Activating Two Step Picking
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WMFUN_08: WM : Delivery Processes using WM - Review

WM Goods Movement Postings are followed by IM Goods Movement postings when Inbound Delivery is used. Automatic Creation of TO is not active by default in the standard system, this is required to be configured in Customizing for Shipping To enable the processing of Returns from Inbound delivery, the relevant item category is required to be activated in Customizing Two Step Picking Process need to be activated at Warehouse level as well as material level. At the same time Customer Exit is also available to define the logic for enabling two step picking in a warehouse.
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Understand various methods to process posting changes in WM Understand the process of stock transfers in WM Understand customizing required for executing posting changes in WM Understand the process of Stock Replenishment using WM Understand the customizing required for carrying out replenishment in WM
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WMFUN_09 : Internal Warehouse Operations

Posting Changes Stock Transfers Replenishment Control
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WMFUN_09 : Posting Changes

Storage Type Shelf Storage (Before Posting Change)

Quant 1 20 Qty
Posting Change In Inventory Management

e.g. Material X 20 Qty , changed From
Interim Storage Type Posting Change Notice

Quant 2 S 20 Qty Quant 3 -20 Qty
Unrestricted to Blocked stock
Storage Type Shelf Storage

Quant 4 S 20 Qty
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WMFUN_09 : Customizing for Posting Changes

IM Movement Type e.g. 301 Reference Movement Types e.g. 301, 302, 309 WM Movement Type e.g. 301, 302, 309
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WMFUN_09 : Customizing for Posting Changes (Movement Type)
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WMFUN_09 : Stock Transfer

Plant Plant 1000 1000 Plant Plant 1100 1100
SLOC SLOC 1001 1001
SLOC SLOC 1002 1002
SLOC SLOC 1101 1101
SLOC SLOC 1102 1102
Warehouse Warehouse--001 001
Warehouse-002 Warehouse-002
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WMFUN_09 : Replenishment Control in WM

Replenishment Background Prerequisites for Implementing Replenishment Process Programs Available for carrying out Replenishment
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RLLNACH1 RLLNACH2 RLLNACH4
Process flow for Replenishment using these programs

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Check for bin stocks in relevant storage types Check for quantity specifications in the relevant material masters Check for open outbound delivery requirement If there is a need to transfer material to the specified bins, system creates a transfer
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WMFUN_09 : Replenishment using Programs

RLLNACH1
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Quantity to be replenished is in multiples of replenishment quantity till it reaches maximum bin quantity. These Quantities are maintained in the material master.
RLLNACH2
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Along with above factors, this program also considers the open demand quantity with replenishment quantity
RLLNACH4
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Random Bin Replacement
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WMFUN_09 : Replenishment Control Customizing
This indicator separates normal stock Removal from Replenishment TOs.
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WMFUN_09: Internal WM Operations: Posting Changes and Stock Transfers - Review
Posting changes do not generally involve a physical movement of goods Stock transfers generally involve a physical movement of goods. Replenishment Control function in WM can be executed in various ways which uses information from different parts and decide the replenishment quantity. Stock transfers within WM , do not initiate a IM transaction. In case of posting changes where WM transaction is posted before IM, only-
Stock Category change and change in Special Stock Indicator are allowed
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Understand the process of Quality Management Relevant Goods Receipts in WM Understand the ways for handling inspection samples in warehouse. Understand the configuration required for setting up WM-QM Interface.
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WMFUN_10 : WM Interface with Quality Management

Overview GR Process in WM with QM Handling Inspection Lots in WM Configuration of WM-QM Interface
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WMFUN_10 : WM Interface with Quality Management- Overview

WM-QM Interface
GR Done in IM
Material Master
Inspection Lot in QM, with an Inspection lot number
Quant with Q in GR Area, This Quant has Inspection Lot number In it.
Usage Decision in QM PCN and Two Quants in Interim Storage Area.
Create TO for the PCN
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WMFUN_10 : GR Process in WM with QM

WM
GR Area
Material MaterialABC ABC 20 PC 20 PC Q Q Inspection InspectionLot LotNumber Number
Multiple Ways to Handle This Inspection Lot
Sample 2 PC
Remaining 18 PCs Inspection Lot Number
Sample Storage Bin 2 PC
Physical Storage Inspection Lot Number 18 PC Q Posting PostingChange ChangeNotice Notice In WM In WM Irrespective Irrespectiveof ofLots Lotslocation location
Usage UsageDecision Decision In QM In QM
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WMFUN_10 : Handling Inspection Lots in WM

Interim storage of inspection samples in a work center Remain in the goods receipt area Put away the inspection lots and the remaining quantities. Pass over transfer requirement items that belong to an inspection lot
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WMFUN_10 : Configuring WM-QM Interface(1)

QM Activation St Type for Inspection St Bin for Inspection Fore/Background Processing Rounding Off Inspection Qty
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WMFUN_10 : Configuring WM-QM Interface(2)
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WMFUN_10: WM Interface with Quality Management - Review
Inspection samples can be handled in various ways in WM Sample handling can be done in foreground or background depending on the configuration settings. To activate the QM-WM Interface, storage type search sequence table and interim storage type search table should be activated for Quality Management. While processing posting changes after usage decision, WM takes care of all the quants with that inspection lot number , irrespective of their location in the warehouse.
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Understand the prerequisites for working with Internal Procurement Process in WM Understand the process of staging components and putting away finished products. Mapping internal procurement process in the system Master data required for Staging
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WMFUN_11 : Internal Procurement with WM

WM-PP Interface Staging of Components without WM-PP Interface Staging of Components with WM-PP Interface Putting away Finished Goods Setting up WM-PP Interface through Process Control
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Master Data (Production Supply Area) Production Control Cycle
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WMFUN_11 : WM-PP Interface

Use of WM-PP Interface Functions at WM-PP Interface
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Material Staging Goods Receipt from Production
Prerequisites of WM-PP Interface

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Customizing for WM-PP Interface Control Cycles WM Prerequisites

Assignment of Plant/Sloc to a Warehouse and Plant/warehouse to a Sloc is clear
PP Prerequisites
At least one activity from Production order has been released
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WMFUN_11 : Material Staging w/o WM-PP Interface

Goods GoodsIssue Issue For a Work For a WorkOrder Order --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Transfer Transfer Requirement Requirement
(in GI Area) (in GI Area)
Transfer Transfer Order Order
Transfer TransferOrder Order Confirmation Confirmation
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WMFUN_11 : Material Staging with WM-PP Interface

Production ProductionOrder Order ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Components Components --------------------------------------------------------------------Transfer Transfer Requirement Requirement
Transfer Transfer Order Order Goods GoodsIssue Issue For a Work For a WorkOrder Order -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(Production Supply (Production Supply Area) Area)
Staged Staged Materials Materials
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WMFUN_11 : Putting Away the Finished Goods

Goods Receipt from Production Plant
Inventory Management
Warehouse Management
PP/PI
Goods Receipt
(for Work Order)
Transfer Order
GR GRArea Area
Warehouse Warehouse
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WMFUN_11 : Setting up WM-PP Interface (1)
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WMFUN_11 : Setting up WM-PP Interface (2) PSA
Work Work Center Center 1 1
Work Work Center Center 2 2
Production Production Supply Supply Area Area
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WMFUN_11 : Setting up WM-PP Interface (3) Control Cycle
To Control whether Staging will To Control whether Staging will Happen through TR or Happen through TR or Delivery Delivery
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WMFUN_11 : Setting up WM-PP Interface (4) Staging Indicator

No Material Staging (0) Pick Part (1) Crate Part (2) Release Order Part (3) Manual Staging (4)
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WMFUN_11 : Setting up WM-PP Interface (5)-Prod Sched. Profile
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WMFUN_11 : Setting up WM-PP Interface (6)-Activation
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WMFUN_11: Internal Procurement processes with WM - Review
Goods Issue and receipt to and from Production can be executed WM-PP interface. WM-PP Interface ensures the supply to Production Supply Area GR from production is posted automatically in WM (Interim Storage Area) if WM-PP interface is active, otherwise it has to be carried out manually Creation of Production Supply Area and Setting up Control cycle are two prerequisites for WM-PP Interface To activate automatic material staging for production orders, production scheduling profile is defined in customizing.
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Unit 1: Overview to Logistics Execution Unit 2: Warehouse Management as a Part of Logistics Execution Unit 3: Scenarios for Warehouse Management Implementation Unit 4: WM Organization Structure Unit 5: Warehouse Management's Interface with Inventory Management Unit 6: Warehouse Management: Inbound Processes and Putaway Control Unit 7: Warehouse Management: Outbound Processes and Stock Removal Control Unit 8: Warehouse Management: Delivery Processes using WM Unit 9: Internal Warehouse Operations: Posting Changes and Stock Transfers. Unit 10: WM Interface with Quality Management Unit 11: Internal Procurement processes with WM Unit 12: Physical Inventory in Warehouse Management
Unit 13: Warehouse Activity Monitor Unit 14: Technical Topics

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Understand various types of basic methods of carrying out Physical Inventory in the warehouse. Understand the customizing required to use different types of Physical Inventory methods.
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WMFUN_12 : Physical Inventory in WM

Physical Inventory Process Physical Inventory Process in Warehouse Management Customizing for Physical Inventory Process in WM
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WMFUN_12 : Physical Inventory Process
Physical Inventory Preparation
Physical Inventory Count
Physical Inventory Analysis
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WMFUN_12 : Types of Physical Inventory Processes

Periodic Inventory Continuous Inventory (Perpetual Inventory) Cycle Counting Sample Based Inventory
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WMFUN_12 : Types of Inventory Methods in WM

Annual Inventory (Counted at a key date or around the key date) Continuous Inventory (Perpetual Inventory) Cycle Counting Inventory on First Putaway (During Putaway) Zero Stock Check (During Stock Removal) Sample Based Inventory
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WMFUN_12 : Physical Inventory Process in IM and WM

IM
Create Physical Inventory Doc. Create Physical Inventory Doc.
WM
Block Materials (Manually or Automatically)
Activate Physical Inventory Doc.
Storage Bins Blocked
Print Physical Inventory Doc.
Print Physical Inventory Doc.
Count/Measure Count/Measure Storage Bins Block Lifted Quant (+/-) in Interim Storage Quant (-/+) In Interim Storage
Enter Count Results Enter Count Results
Clear Differences in WM Clear Differences in IM Clear Differences in IM
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WMFUN_12 : Physical Inventory Process in WM - Details

Create Physical Inventory Doc (LI01N, LX15, LX16, LX26, LICC)
WM
Activate Physical Inventory Do (LI02N) Print Physical Inventory Doc (LI04) Count/Measure
Storage Bins Blocked
IM
Storage Bins Block Lifted 1. Change in System Stock in Inventory Management 2. Quant2 (-/+) posted to Interim Storage Area 3. Creation of Material Doc. With Movement Type 712
Enter Count Results (LI11N - Count, LI14 Recount) Clear Differences in WM (LI20)
Quant1 (+/-) in Interim Storage Area (-/+) Added to Actual Storage Bin
Clear Differences in IM (LI21)
Quant2 (-/+) in Interim Storage Area
4. Creation of Accounting Document for the material document
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WMFUN_12 : Customizing for Physical Inventory Process in WM(1)
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WMFUN_12 : Customizing for Physical Inventory Process in WM(2)
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WMFUN_12: Physical Inventory in Warehouse Management - Review In carrying out physical inventory in WM, locking and unlocking of the bins happen automatically There is no accounting document created while posting differences in WM Using warehouse management, there are two more methods available for continuous inventory activities. These are Zero Stock check and, Inventory check during putaway.
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WMFUN : Course Content

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WMFUN_13 : Course Goals

Understand the functions of Warehouse Activity Monitor as Planning and Monitoring tools in Warehouse Management
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WMFUN_13 : Warehouse Activity Monitor (1)

Warehouse Activity Monitor Functions of Warehouse Activity Monitor Activating WAM Objects Monitoring Parameters
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WAM is a Report RLLL0000, for which variants can be created and run for different WAM objects
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Reports for WAM Object Id 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 Object Name Unconfirmed Transfer Orders Open Transfer Requirements Open Posting Change Notices Open Deliveries Negative Stock Interim Storage Stock Critical Stocks for Production Supply Report Name RLLL01SE RLLL02SE RLLL03SE RLLL04SE RLLL05SE RLLL06SE RLLL07SE
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WMFUN_13 : - Review
Warehouse Activity Monitor is a report which can be run with various variants defined suiting individual requirements
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WMFUN : Course Content

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WMFUN_14 : Technical Topics - Content

WM Tables Data flow at Table Level from IM to WM and vice versa BADIs for WM Archiving
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WMFUN_14 : WM Tables
LQUA LTBK LTBP LTAK LTAP LINK LINP T300 T001L T156 T001W T148 MSKA MSPR MKOL Quant Transfer requirement header Transfer requirement item WM transfer order header Transfer order item Inventory document header in WM Inventory document item in WM T300 Storage locations Movement type Plant Special stock Indicator Sales order stock Project stock Special stock from vendor LL01 LL02 LL03 LL04 LL05 LL06 LL07 MGEF NKLV LGAP LEIN MLGT MLGN Hazardous Material Number Ranges in WM Storage bins Storage Unit Header Records Material data for each storage type Material data for each warehouse number WAM Critical Data for different Objects
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WMFUN_14 : Data flow at Table Level from IM to WM and vice versa(1)
MSEG -- Document Segment: Material MBLNR MJAHR ZEILE LGORT MATNR Doc. # Year Item Sto Loc. Material Char 10 Numc 4 Numc 4 Char 4 Char 18
BWART LQNUM Mov. Type Wh No. Char 3 Char 3 "101"/"343"/"501"
TBNUM TBPOS WERKS BWLVS TR No. TR item Plant Mv.Ty.WM Numc 10 Numc 4 Char 4 Numc 3
MKPF -Material Document MBLNR MJAHR CPUDT CPUTM Doc. # Year Date Time Char 10 Numc 4 Dats 8 Tims 6
LTBP -- Transfer Requirement Item TANUM LGNUM TBNUM TBPOS TO No. Wh No. TR No. TR item Numc 10 Char 3 Numc 10 Numc 4
LTAP -- Transfer order item VLPLA QZEIT QDATU Sto.Bin Time Date Char 10 Tims 6 Dats 8
MATNR Material Char 18
TANUM TO No. Numc 10
LGNUM Wh No. Char 3
TAPOS TO item Numc 4
T001W -- Plants/Branches Name1 SPRAS WERKS Name Language Plant Char 30 Lang 1 Char 4 Sy-langu
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WMFUN_14 : Data flow at Table Level from IM to WM and vice versa(2)

LTAK (WM transfer order header) LGNUM TANUM Warehouse Transfer order Num/complex number Char/3 Numc/10 LTAP (WM transfer order item) LGNUM TANUM Warehouse Transfer order Num/complex number Char/3 Numc/10 T001W (Plants/Branches) WERKS Plant Char/4
TBNUM Transfer requirement number Numc/10
BETYP Requirement type Char/1 J QZEIT Confirmation time of transfer order Tims/6
WERKS Plant Char/4
QDATU Confirmation date of transfer order Dats/8 in previous week
MATNR Material number Char/18
VLPLA Source storage bin Char/10
LTBK (Transfer requirement header) LGNUM TBNUM Warehouse Transfer requirement Num/complex number Char/3 Numc/10
BETYP Requirement type Char/1 J
BDATU Creation date of transfer request Dats/8
BZEIT Creation time of transfer request Tims/6
T300 (WM Warehouse Numbers) LGNUM Warehouse Num/complex Char/3
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WMFUN_14 : Business Add-Ins

LE_WM_LE_QUANT BADI for Quant Determination LE_WM_STORAGETYPE_HU BADI for Determining Storage Type LE_WM_SUTYPE_HU BADI for Determining Storage Unit Type LE_WM_INV_WM_IM BADI for Entering Inventory Data in IM LE_WM_LATER_DN BADI for Influencing Delayed Delivery Update
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