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Aurobinda Ray
May 22, 2020
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Embedded EWM – Inbound POSC

(Multi-step movements)
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INBOUND POSC (MULTI-STEP MOVEMENT)

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The purpose of this article to understand INBOUND POSC and how does it work
in EWM. In this blog post I will discuss the configuration and master data settings
in EWM for one of the Inbound process consisting of multi-step movements.
In this Inbound POSC Scenario we discuss about Deconsolidation/Re-pack

process of a product. Here we received a product packed inside HU from the
supplier and before placing the product to final bin, we first take out the
product from the HU and re-pack in different HU and placed it in final bin.
CONFIGURATION: –
1.1 Define Process Oriented Storage Control:
In this area, maintain storage process with external steps and process-
oriented storage control.
PATH: Spro—Img—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

Define Process Oriented storage control
https://blogs.sap.com/2020/05/22/embedded-ewm-inbound-posc-multi-step-movements/ 1/19
Here we can use Standard External steps also (IB01, IB02, IB03)
1.2 Define Storage Process:
After Creating Storage process, we need to assign External process codes to

storage process. As shown below-
1.3 Define Process Oriented Storage Control:
PATH: Spro—IMG—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

Define Process oriented storage control
1.4 Define Warehouse Process Type:

Define Warehouse Process Type
Here we define WPT for put away process and assign storage process to it,
means sequential multi-step trigger to finish the process.
1.5 Define Control Indicator for Determining Warehouse Process Type:

Define Control Indicator for Determining Warehouse Process type.
1.6 Determining Warehouse Process Type:

Determine Warehouse Process Type
Here the system determines the WPT according to Document type, Item type,
Delivery priority and Process type determination control indicator.
1.7 Define Storage type for Work center:
PATH: Spro—SCM EWM—EWM—Master Data—Define Storage Type
Here one Storage type with role “work center” is required to assign work
center to execute deconsolidation process.
1.8 Define Work center:
PATH: Spro—SCM EWM—EWM—Master Data—Work Center—Define Work

Center
1.9 Create Storage Bin for Work center:
Storage bin is required to assign for work center, this storage bin create
against storage type, which is assigned to work center.
PATH: Sap Easy Access—EWM—Master Data—Storage Bin—Create Storage Bin
2.0 Define Master Data Attributes for Work center:
PATH: Sap Easy Access—EWM—Master Data—Work center—Define Master Data

Attributes
TEST CASE
3.1 Create Inbound Delivery:
Transaction: VL31N
Once Material is packed then click on SAVE button. Inbound deliver is

transfers to EWM.
3.2 Maintain Inbound Delivery:
Transaction: /N/SCWM/PRDI
To view HU detail, click on HU TAB to view the HU details.
Create Warehouse Task
Here HU is mandatory to work with POSC. HU Warehouse task creates for

Warehouse request (IBD), Where Source is “DOOR” and Destination is “GR-
STAGE”
3.2 Check Monitor for WT details:
Transaction: /N/SCWM/MON
Warehouse monitor provides WT information with reference to inbound

delivery.
Once confirm the WT (UNLOAD), there new WT’s will be created, one is
Confirmed WT and other is Waiting WT.
Once confirm the open WT, HU will be available at deconsolidation work

center.
3.3 Deconsolidation at Work Center:
Transaction: /N/SCWM/DCONS
Now create new HU for transferring the materials from old HU to new HU.
Now Enter the Source HU, destination HU (new/empty HU) under

Deconsolidation Tab & select open WT
Now, Open WT appear under “Deconsolidation” tab
NOTE: It is possible to change Qty of open WT, system will create a new WT for
QTY. Once executed, product will be packed in new HU (Destination HU).
Until ‘complete HU step ‘for individual HU’s, deconsolidation will not be

completed.
Once after complete HU steps, then only waiting WT will be opened.

Once it is opened click on Confirm WT in Background, as shown below-
Below you can see Waiting WT status has been confirmed and material has
been transferred to Destination storage Bin.
CONCLUSION:
The above process explains how a Simple Inbound POSC with Re-
pack/deconsolidation would work and how to repack materials.
I hope this post would be helpful for everyone.
In my next blog i will be discussing about EWM triggered Opportunistic

opportunistic Cross-docking.
https://blogs.sap.com/2020/05/22/embedded-ewm-opportunistic-cross-
docking/
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What are the steps to configure an inbound POSC process with multi-step movements in EWM?

What are the steps to configure an inbound POSC process with multi-step movements in EWM?

What are the different transactions involved in executing an inbound POSC process?

What are the different transactions involved in executing an inbound POSC process?

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Embedded EWM – Inbound POSC

INBOUND POSC (MULTI-STEP MOVEMENT)

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In this Inbound POSC Scenario we discuss about Deconsolidation/Re-pack

1.1 Define Process Oriented Storage Control:

PATH: Spro—Img—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

1.2 Define Storage Process:

After Creating Storage process, we need to assign External process codes to

1.3 Define Process Oriented Storage Control:

PATH: Spro—IMG—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

1.4 Define Warehouse Process Type:

PATH: Spro—IMG—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

1.5 Define Control Indicator for Determining Warehouse Process Type:

PATH: Spro—IMG—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

1.6 Determining Warehouse Process Type:

PATH: Spro—IMG—SCM EWM—EWM—Cross process setting—Warehouse Task—

1.7 Define Storage type for Work center:

PATH: Spro—SCM EWM—EWM—Master Data—Define Storage Type

1.8 Define Work center:

PATH: Spro—SCM EWM—EWM—Master Data—Work Center—Define Work

1.9 Create Storage Bin for Work center:

PATH: Sap Easy Access—EWM—Master Data—Storage Bin—Create Storage Bin

2.0 Define Master Data Attributes for Work center:

PATH: Sap Easy Access—EWM—Master Data—Work center—Define Master Data

3.1 Create Inbound Delivery:

Once Material is packed then click on SAVE button. Inbound deliver is

3.2 Maintain Inbound Delivery:

To view HU detail, click on HU TAB to view the HU details.

Create Warehouse Task

Here HU is mandatory to work with POSC. HU Warehouse task creates for

3.2 Check Monitor for WT details:

Warehouse monitor provides WT information with reference to inbound

Once confirm the open WT, HU will be available at deconsolidation work

3.3 Deconsolidation at Work Center:

Now Enter the Source HU, destination HU (new/empty HU) under

Now, Open WT appear under “Deconsolidation” tab

Until ‘complete HU step ‘for individual HU’s, deconsolidation will not be

Once after complete HU steps, then only waiting WT will be opened.

I hope this post would be helpful for everyone.

In my next blog i will be discussing about EWM triggered Opportunistic

SAP Extended Warehouse Management

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