SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) Course
Master SAP Extended Warehouse Management and position yourself as a sought-after EWM professional. This course covers everything from warehouse structure configuration and inbound/outbound logistics to labor management, automation integration, and project implementation. Gain the hands-on technical knowledge employers need on every SAP EWM project.
What you will learn:
You will learn how to configure and operate SAP EWM from the ground up, starting with system architecture and master data and moving through inbound logistics, outbound processing, and internal warehouse movements. You will set up putaway and stock removal strategies, manage physical inventory and cycle counting, and optimize workforce performance using EWM labor management tools. The course also covers advanced features including cross-docking, wave management, value-added services, and RF mobile device integration. You will gain practical knowledge of EWM configuration, BADI-based customization, and project implementation methodology, including blueprint, testing, and go-live cutover activities.
How you study in practice SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) Course
How you practice SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) Course
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Course content
8 Chapters • 37 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP EWM Foundations and Architecture
SAP EWM Foundations and Architecture
Lesson 1 • EWM User Interface Navigation
Guides learners through the EWM Fiori and SAP GUI interfaces, including monitor screens and work centers. Proficiency here accelerates hands-on work in all later chapters.
Lesson 2 • Organizational Structure in EWM
Defines the organizational units used in EWM, including warehouse numbers, sections, and activity areas. Correct setup of these units is prerequisite to all warehouse configuration.
Lesson 3 • SAP EWM System Architecture
Explains the technical architecture of SAP EWM, including its integration with SAP S/4HANA and ERP systems. Provides the structural knowledge needed to configure and navigate the system.
Lesson 4 • Introduction to Warehouse Management
Covers the evolution from manual to automated warehouse management and EWM's position in modern logistics. Establishes context for all subsequent EWM-specific learning.
Lesson 5 • Master Data in EWM
Introduces the master data objects central to EWM operations, including products, storage bins, and handling units. Accurate master data underpins all transactional processes.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsWarehouse Structure and Storage Configuration
Warehouse Structure and Storage Configuration
Lesson 1 • Storage Types and Sections
Defines storage types, sections, and their configuration parameters within the warehouse structure. These settings directly control how goods are stored and retrieved.
Lesson 2 • Storage Control Configuration
Configures storage control settings that determine how putaway and removal strategies are applied. This section ties physical structure to automated decision-making in EWM.
Lesson 3 • Warehouse Process Types
Introduces warehouse process types that control the execution of warehouse tasks and orders. These types link business processes to physical warehouse activities.
Lesson 4 • Quant Management
Explains how EWM manages stock quantities (quants) within bins, including mixed storage rules. Quant management directly affects inventory accuracy and putaway logic.
Lesson 5 • Storage Bin Configuration
Covers bin structure, bin types, and the rules governing bin creation and assignment. Proper bin configuration is essential for accurate inventory and efficient picking.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsInbound Logistics and Goods Receipt
Inbound Logistics and Goods Receipt
Lesson 1 • Unloading and Staging
Explains door and staging area configuration and the unloading process for incoming trucks. Efficient unloading reduces dock congestion and accelerates putaway.
Lesson 2 • Goods Receipt Posting
Covers the goods receipt posting process, including stock type changes and ERP inventory updates. Accurate posting ensures financial and inventory records remain synchronized.
Lesson 3 • Putaway Strategies
Configures and applies putaway strategies such as fixed bin, open storage, and addition to existing stock. Strategy selection directly impacts storage efficiency and retrieval speed.
Lesson 4 • Inbound Delivery Processing
Covers the creation, structure, and management of inbound deliveries transferred from ERP to EWM. Inbound deliveries are the starting point for all goods receipt activities.
Lesson 5 • Quality Inspection at Goods Receipt
Integrates quality inspection steps into the inbound process, including inspection lots and usage decisions. Quality control at receipt prevents defective stock from entering active inventory.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsOutbound Logistics and Goods Issue
Outbound Logistics and Goods Issue
Lesson 1 • Warehouse Order and Task Creation
Explains how warehouse orders and warehouse tasks are generated for picking operations. These documents are the execution backbone of outbound warehouse processing.
Lesson 2 • Packing and Handling Units
Covers packing workstation configuration and the creation of handling units during outbound processing. Proper packing ensures shipment integrity and accurate weight/volume data.
Lesson 3 • Outbound Delivery Management
Covers outbound delivery document creation, structure, and transfer from ERP to EWM. Outbound deliveries drive all downstream picking and shipping activities.
Lesson 4 • Goods Issue and Shipment
Executes goods issue posting and integrates with transportation management for shipment completion. Goods issue finalizes inventory reduction and triggers billing processes in ERP.
Lesson 5 • Stock Removal Strategies
Configures stock removal strategies including FIFO, FEFO, and shelf-life expiration date. Strategy selection ensures compliance with inventory rotation and expiry requirements.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsInternal Warehouse Movements and Replenishment
Internal Warehouse Movements and Replenishment
Lesson 1 • Ad Hoc and Planned Stock Transfers
Covers manual and system-driven stock transfer orders between bins and storage types. Internal transfers maintain optimal stock positioning and support picking efficiency.
Lesson 2 • Posting Changes and Stock Type Transfers
Explains how to change stock types, ownership, and special stock categories within EWM. Posting changes reflect quality decisions and business ownership changes in inventory.
Lesson 3 • Replenishment Strategies
Configures replenishment methods including planned, demand-driven, and direct replenishment. Timely replenishment prevents stockouts in active picking areas.
Lesson 4 • Slotting and Rearrangement
Uses EWM slotting to optimize bin assignments based on product velocity and physical characteristics. Rearrangement tasks reposition stock to align with updated slotting recommendations.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsPhysical Inventory and Cycle Counting
Physical Inventory and Cycle Counting
Lesson 1 • Inventory Count Execution
Covers the creation of inventory documents, count entry, and recount procedures in EWM. Accurate count execution is the foundation of reliable inventory data.
Lesson 2 • Physical Inventory Methods in EWM
Introduces the physical inventory methods available in EWM, including annual and continuous inventory. Method selection depends on regulatory requirements and operational constraints.
Lesson 3 • Difference Analysis and Posting
Analyzes count differences, applies tolerance checks, and posts inventory adjustments to ERP. Difference resolution closes the loop between physical stock and system records.
Lesson 4 • Cycle Counting Configuration
Configures cycle counting indicators, count frequencies, and ABC classification for bins and products. Proper configuration ensures high-value and fast-moving stock is counted most frequently.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsLabor Management and Resource Optimization
Labor Management and Resource Optimization
Lesson 1 • Labor Management Fundamentals
Introduces EWM labor management concepts, including direct and indirect activities and time recording. Labor management links task execution to workforce performance measurement.
Lesson 2 • Queue Management and Task Assignment
Configures work queues and assignment rules to distribute warehouse tasks to the right resources. Effective queue management reduces idle time and balances workload across shifts.
Lesson 3 • Performance Reporting and Analysis
Uses EWM labor management reports to analyze productivity, exceptions, and workforce utilization. Data-driven insights support continuous improvement and staffing decisions.
Lesson 4 • Engineered Labor Standards
Configures engineered labor standards (ELS) to define expected task completion times by activity. ELS provides the benchmark for measuring individual and team productivity.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsAdvanced EWM Features and Integration
Advanced EWM Features and Integration
Lesson 1 • Wave Management
Configures wave templates and release rules to group and schedule outbound warehouse orders. Wave management optimizes resource utilization and synchronizes picking with shipping windows.
Lesson 2 • EWM Integration with Transportation Management
Covers the integration between EWM and SAP Transportation Management for shipment planning and execution. Seamless integration ensures accurate freight data and on-time delivery performance.
Lesson 3 • EWM Reporting and Analytics
Uses EWM standard reports, warehouse monitor, and embedded analytics to track operational performance. Analytics capabilities enable proactive decision-making and continuous process improvement.
Lesson 4 • Cross-Docking Processes
Configures planned and opportunistic cross-docking to bypass putaway and accelerate outbound flow. Cross-docking reduces handling costs and improves delivery speed for time-sensitive goods.
Lesson 5 • Value-Added Services
Configures value-added service (VAS) activities such as kitting, labeling, and repackaging within EWM. VAS extends warehouse capabilities to support customer-specific fulfillment requirements.
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This course is for you:
SAP WM consultants: ready to upgrade their expertise to modern EWM.
Supply chain analysts: looking to move into hands-on SAP system roles.
Warehouse operations managers: wanting to understand the technology behind their processes.
Junior SAP consultants: building a specialization in logistics and warehouse modules.
IT professionals: transitioning into SAP functional roles within logistics environments.
Career changers: entering the SAP ecosystem through high-demand warehouse management skills.
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