EWM-ECC Organization Level

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Generate Distribution Model

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> Integration with other SAP Components> Basic Settings for EWM Linkage>
Generate Distribution Model
EWM Warehouse Organizational Structure
1. Warehouse Enterprise Organizational Structure
2. Warehouse Organizational Master Data

1. Define Warehouse Number

In this IMG activity you create warehouse numbers with a corresponding description.
In SAP Extended Warehouse Management, a warehouse complex is mapped as a warehouse
number, which you can use to identify the warehouse complex. An essential factor for defining a
warehouse number is the physical location. A warehouse number summarizes storage types and
storage bins that are organized and managed together.
All operations in warehouse management, such as put-away or stock removals of products, are
always executed within a warehouse number.

A warehouse number has the following attributes:

 A warehouse number has a short description but no address.
 You can store warehouse-specific product data.
 Within a warehouse number, stocks are managed on a quantity basis and not on a value
basis.
T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> Master Data> Define Warehouse Number

2. Copy Warehouse Number Customizing

In this IMG activity, you can copy all warehouse-number-dependent entries in Customizing
tables into a new warehouse number. Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) determines the
Customizing tables using the foreign key dependencies for the warehouse number. However,
EWM does not copy the number range intervals.

SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse

Management> Cross process Settings> Copy Warehouse Number Customizing

3. Assign Warehouse Number from Logistics Execution

In this Customizing activity, you define the mapping of warehouse numbers from the Enterprise
Resource Planning system (ERP system) to the warehouse numbers in Extended Warehouse
Management (EWM).
Requirements
You have defined warehouse numbers for the EWM system.
You have defined the business system for the ERP system.

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> interfaces> ERP Integration> General Settings> Assign Warehouse Number from
Logistics Execution
4. Map Storage Location from ERP System to EWM

In this Customizing activity, you map storage locations onto the warehouse numbers in Extended
Warehouse Management (EWM) and assign an availability group to each storage location.
For more information about availability groups, see Availability Group.
Requirements
You have defined the availability groups in Customizing for EWM under Configure
Availability Group for Put-away.

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> interfaces> ERP Integration> Goods Movement> Map Storage Location from
ERP System to EWM
5. Define Storage Type

In this Customizing activity, you define the various storage types within a warehouse number.
A warehouse number is divided up into various storage types. A storage type is defined by its
spatial or organizational attributes A storage type has a short description but no address, and you
cannot store any storage-type-specific product data. Storage types are the highest level of
organization.
Storage Types are grouping of storage bin that have similar attributes (for example, high rack
storage area, bulk storage, goods receipt zones).

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> Master Data> Define Storage Type
6. Define Storage Section
In this Customizing activity, you assign storage sections to a warehouse number and a storage
type.

A storage section is an organizational unit within the storage type, which summarizes storage
bins with common attributes for the purpose of put-away.
The use of storage sections in a storage type is only mandatory if you use storage section control
or storage section search in the storage type.

Defining of Storage Section is not mandatory in EWM. (Example, Fast Moving Item, Slow
Moving Item etc.)

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> Master Data> Define Storage Section
7. EWM Organizational Element

7.1 Business Partner

In SAP EWM Vendor and Customer Master Data are maintained under different Business
Partner Roles

T-code: BP
SAP Easy access> SAP Menu> Logistics> Material Management> Master Data> Vendor>
Purchasing> Central> Create
BP Role: FLVN00- FI Vendor
BP Role: FLVN01- Supplier
7.2 Supply Chain Unit

Physical or Organizational unit that used within a logistical process (Example, Goods Receipt
Office, Shipping Office)
SCU is the physical location of Warehouse
Manufacturing Plant (NVRP)> Warehouse (NVWM)> Warehouse Physical location of 3rd party
logistics- (1001)
Case1> When we have manufacturing plant owned warehouse
Location> Same Location of the Plant> Warehouse Location – (1008)
Case2> We have manufacturing Plant> 3rd Party Logistic
 Maintain Supply Chain Unit
T-code: /N/SCMB/SCUMAIN
SAP Easy Access> SAP Menu> Logistics> SCM EWM> Extended Warehouse
Management>Master Data> Maintain Supply Chain Unit
7.3 Party Entitled to Dispose
An organization, defined as a business partner that is entitled to dispose of stock. Usually
Disposal Party is the plant in EWM.
Party entitled to dispose who has the authority to dispose the stock.
Plant> WH>NVWM
If you are Storing 3 Plants Material in Single Warehouse>You must have 3 Party Entitled to
dispose
T-code: BP> Create BP with FLVN00- FI Vendor Role and FLVN01- Supplier Role
7.4 Owner

Specifies the partner or Organization that owns the stock, Plant location of the warehouse, Plant
is the owner
CEVA Logistics> Owner

8. Assign Warehouse Number

In this IMG activity, you assign warehouse numbers to the master data supply chain unit.
You should only make this assignment once for each warehouse number. Make sure that the
owner of the warehouse and the default party entitled to dispose refer to business partners that
already exist. The default party entitled to dispose is proposed, for example, when you manually
create a warehouse request.

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM EWM> Extended Warehouse Management> Master Data> Assign
Warehouse Number
9. Assign Warehouse Number to EWM Warehouse Number
In this IMG activity, you assign the warehouse number of the decentralized SCM system to the
warehouse number of the ERP system. You need this assignment to select the materials required
in Extended Warehouse Management during distribution of the material master data.

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> Integration to Other SAP Components> Assign Warehouse Number to EWM
Warehouse Number
10. Storage Bins

10.1 Define Storage Bins

A Storage Section can be divided into Bins and Bin is the location where Inventory Stored
(Example, Exact Location)
In this Customizing activity, you define your storage bin types. You can divide your storage bins
into groups according to their physical attributes (for example, large bins, small bins).
During slotting, you can have the system determine a preferred storage bin type.
In combination with the handling unit type, a suitable storage bin is suggested to you during put-
away.

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> Master Data> Storage Bins> Define Storage Bin
10.2 Define Storage Bin Identifiers for Storage Bin Structure

In this Customizing activity, you define storage bin identifiers. You use these for Define
Storage Bin Structures to uniquely identify the parts of the storage bin and to define activity
areas independently of the storage type.
For each part of a storage bin, you can define a letter as the storage bin identifier.
Activities
If necessary, define the storage bin identifier for the individual parts of a storage bin. You can
make one entry for each warehouse number.
If you do not define any storage bin identifiers, later on you will not be able to define activity
areas independently of the storage type.

T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management> Master Data> Storage Bins> Define Bin Identifiers for Storage Bin Structure

10.3 Define Storage Bin Structure

In this Customizing activity, you define your storage bin structures with the same configuration.
The system uses the initial storage bin structure to automatically create a sequence of similar
storage bins.
Requirements
For the current warehouse number, you defined storage bin identifiers for the storage bin
structure, so that the system can deal with activity areas separately.
Activities
Define your structures for storage bins with the same setup.
 Specify the bin definition.
 Enter the warehouse number and the sequence number.
 Define a template that displays the constant and the variable parts of the storage bin.
 Define the structure of the storage bins.
T-code: SPRO
SAP IMG Screen> SCM Extended Warehouse Management> Extended Warehouse
Management>Master Data> Storage Bins> Define Storage Bin Structure
11. Create Storage Bin With Template

T-code: /N/SCWM/LS10
SAP Easy Access> SAP Menu> Logistics> SCM EWM> Extended Warehouse Management>
Master Data> Storage Bins> Generate Storage Bin with template