EWM is an excellent extension to the standard order management system (SAP EWM). The standard EWM is a very vital system that measures the quantity of material already received, ordered, currently in-transit, dispatched, and the quantity left. All order management transactions are recorded in the SAP EWM log and most order management transactions are done via SAP EWM interface.
The main idea of this post is to show the effect of SAP EWM on the standard EWM.
An example of order management in EWM, then it can be seen that the standard EWM has three columns in which the orders are recorded, above, left and below.
In such a system the standard EWM has one additional button, which is the “Link to EWM”. This button links the standard EWM with SAP EWM. Link to EWM links the standard EWM with SAP EWM itself. This feature is useful for the receiving party.
SAP EWM extended warehouse management system is a tool for ordering and controlling orders, transport, and warehouse location at the same time. It is available for use in all areas with extended warehouse status.
The Extended Warehouse Management system (EWM) of SAP can be used in the following areas:
For all environments which currently use the standard order management system (SAP EWM), but without extended warehouse management (EWM), the Extended Warehouse Management system of SAP may be linked to the existing standard order management system. “Link to Standard Order Management System” is the resulting system. The linking process is relatively simple and consists of two steps:
In addition, there are two completely new systems available: “Extended Warehouse Management System” and “Extended Warehouse Management and Extended Order Management” systems. These systems are particularly powerful and also require a [n]PRODUCT mode in Enterprise Manager for SAP.
The SAP EWM online training Extended Warehouse Management system has several advantages over the standard order management system.
As a result, in order to use the extended warehouse management (EWM) function either of the two systems which are linked to the standard order management system can be set manually in the Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) area of the user’s profile. This results in a new version of EWM.
After linking, both systems run simultaneously and appear as one extended warehouse management system on all screens. The term “Link to Standard Order Management System” should not be used by mistake in the future. When using SAP EWM Extended Warehouse Management System, you should always link it with SAP EWM.
Conclusion :
The Extended Warehouse Management system has several advantages over the standard order management system.
If a link to the Standard Order Management System has been set in EWM, it is important to document this fact. The further use of the EWM course Extended Warehouse Management, you can not take advantage of all possibilities offered by the new version (see table below).
The page “List of functions and screens” shows only the new functions and screens of SAP EWM Extended Warehouse Management. If a link has been set, the old features are not available in SAP EWM Extended Warehouse Management. This is documented in connection with every screen with “Link to Standard Order Management System”.
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