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    The document discusses how SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) integrates with SAP Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO) modules. This integration allows EWM to capture cost data, allocate costs, support budgeting and planning, enable financial reporting, ensure data consistency, and support compliance and auditing requirements.

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    The document discusses how SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) integrates with SAP Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO) modules. This integration allows EWM to capture cost data, allocate costs, support budgeting and planning, enable financial reporting, ensure data consistency, and support compliance and auditing requirements.

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    The document discusses how SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) integrates with SAP Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO) modules. This integration allows EWM to capture cost data, allocate costs, support budgeting and planning, enable financial reporting, ensure data consistency, and support compliance and auditing requirements.

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    The document discusses how SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) integrates with SAP Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO) modules. This integration allows EWM to capture cost data, allocate costs, support budgeting and planning, enable financial reporting, ensure data consistency, and support compliance and auditing requirements.

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    Integration between SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) and SAP

    Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO) modules is crucial for managing
    warehouse-related financial data, cost allocation, budgeting, and financial reporting.
    Here's how this integration works in more detail:

    1. Capturing Cost Data:


     EWM captures various cost-related data during warehouse operations.
    This includes costs associated with storage, handling, transportation,
    labor, equipment usage, and any other expenses directly related to
    managing goods within the warehouse.
    2. Cost Allocation:
     The cost data captured in EWM is allocated and attributed to specific
    cost centers, internal orders, or cost objects within the SAP CO module.
    This allocation ensures that the costs incurred in warehouse operations
    are accurately assigned to relevant organizational units or projects for
    cost analysis and accountability.
    3. Budgeting and Planning:
     Integrated with SAP CO, EWM supports budgeting and planning
    activities related to warehouse operations. Organizations can set
    budgets for various cost categories within the warehouse, such as
    storage costs, labor costs, and transportation costs.
     EWM can compare actual costs incurred against budgeted amounts,
    providing insights into cost variances and helping managers make
    informed decisions to control costs and optimize resource utilization.
    4. Financial Reporting:
     Cost data from EWM flows into SAP FI and CO for financial reporting
    purposes. This includes generating cost reports, profit and loss
    statements (P&L), cost center reports, and other financial statements
    that reflect warehouse-related expenses and performance.
     Integrated reporting between EWM, FI, and CO enables stakeholders to
    assess the financial impact of warehouse operations, track expenses
    over time, and evaluate the cost-effectiveness of warehouse
    management strategies.
    5. Cross-Module Data Consistency:
     The integration ensures data consistency and accuracy between EWM
    and financial modules. For example, inventory valuation in FI is
    influenced by cost data from EWM, reflecting the actual costs of goods
    stored in the warehouse.
     Any changes or updates to cost data in EWM are reflected in financial
    accounting, ensuring that financial records align with operational data
    and comply with accounting standards.
    6. Compliance and Audit Trail:
     Integration with FI and CO also supports compliance requirements and
    audit trails related to financial management. It facilitates transparency,
    traceability, and accountability in financial transactions and cost
    reporting within the warehouse management context.

    Overall, the integration of SAP EWM with FI and CO modules enhances financial
    control, visibility, and decision-making capabilities, enabling organizations to
    manage warehouse-related costs effectively and align warehouse operations with
    overall financial goals and strategies.

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