Advanced production integration in SAP EWM supports the following scenarios:

C. Production Orders:

Production orders are seamlessly integrated with EWM for managing material staging, consumption, and feedback processes.

D. Process Orders:

Process orders are supported for industries like chemicals and pharmaceuticals where batch-oriented production is essential.

Incorrect Options:

A: Repetitive manufacturing is not fully supported in advanced production integration with EWM.

B: Kanban is managed differently and is not directly part of advanced production integration.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Advanced Production Integration

SAP Help Portal: Production and Staging Scenarios

 Automatic Assignment of Warehouse Orders to Resources

A warehouse order can be automatically assigned to a resource if it is closely tied to specific operational areas, such as activity areas.

Activity Areas (B): These represent logical divisions in the warehouse where resources perform tasks such as picking. The resource must be assigned to the same activity area to enable automatic assignment.

 Excluded Options

Option A: Although queues may influence assignment, they are not the sole determining factor for automatic assignment.

Option C: Resource group assignment to warehouse order creation rules is unrelated to automatic order assignment.

Option D: Automatic creation of pick-handling units is a packaging specification requirement, not directly related to resource assignment.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Activity Areas in Resource Management in SAP EWM documentation for detailed configuration.

To explore released APIs, use:

A. SAP Business Accelerator Hub:

Centralized repository for discovering and accessing released APIs from SAP.

Offers comprehensive API documentation, examples, and usage scenarios.

Incorrect Options:

B: SAP Application Interface Framework supports interface management but is not used for API exploration.

C: SAP Integration Suite enables integration scenarios but does not focus on API exploration.

References:

SAP Help Portal: SAP Business Accelerator Hub Overview

SAP Documentation: API Management and Access

 Tailored Measurement Services

Tailored measurement services build upon basic measurement services (A) for foundational metrics.

They also utilize calculated measurement services (C) for aggregating and deriving advanced KPIs.

 Excluded Options

Option B: Tailored measurement services are not specifically designed for SAP BW.

Option D: Graphical warehouse layouts do not directly display tailored services.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Measurement Services Configuration in EWM for comprehensive details.

The display on the mobile device in SAP EWM is controlled through specific configurations:

Personalization Profile (A):

This profile allows users to tailor their mobile device screens based on their preferences.

It includes options for customizing layouts and workflows to improve usability.

Presentation Profile (B):

The presentation profile defines the overall look and feel of the mobile device interface.

It includes parameters like font size, screen layout, and other display attributes.

Incorrect Options:

C: User profiles control access and authorizations but do not directly control mobile device displays.

D: Queue types manage task allocation but do not influence mobile device display settings.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Mobile Data Entry Configuration

SAP S/4HANA EWM Documentation: Personalization and Presentation Profiles

 Batch Master Data in Decentralized EWM

Batch master data exists in both SAP ERP and SAP EWM. Synchronization ensures batch characteristics and stock are consistent between systems.

 Excluded Options

Option B: Customizing does not determine batch master data location.

Option C & D: Batch master data must exist in both systems for seamless integration.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Batch Management in Decentralized EWM for detailed configuration.

 Activity Area and Storage Bin Relationship

An activity area groups storage bins for specific operations (e.g., picking, putaway).

Storage Bins from Different Storage Types (A): Multiple storage types can share bins grouped into a single activity area for logical task grouping.

 Excluded Options

B (Single Assignment): A bin can belong to multiple activity areas if needed for different tasks.

C (Manual Assignment): Assignment can be automated through configuration.

D (Organizational Level): An activity area groups bins but is not an intermediate level.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Activity Areas and Bin Grouping in SAP EWM.

A storage group in SAP EWM provides the following functionalities:

B. Assign it to Multiple Storage Bins:

Storage groups can group multiple bins for logical or operational purposes.

C. Use it in Process-Oriented and Layout-Oriented Storage Control:

Storage groups are critical for defining steps in process-oriented or layout-oriented storage control, especially when managing complex storage operations.

Incorrect Options:

A: Storage types are defined independently, and storage groups do not directly break them down.

D: There is no direct configuration for assigning a storage group as an intermediate storage group.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Storage Group Configuration

SAP Help Portal: Using Storage Groups in Storage Control

 Temperature-Controlled Product Storage Configuration

New Storage Type (B): Define a dedicated storage type for temperature-controlled areas.

Putaway Control Indicator (D): Classify products for specific storage requirements.

Storage Type Search Sequence (E): Guide system decisions to allocate products to temperature-controlled zones.

 Excluded Options

A (Storage Bin Type): Defines physical bin attributes, not temperature control.

C (Material Staging Area): Used for production staging, not storage.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Temperature-Controlled Storage Configuration in SAP EWM.

 Assignment of Storage Bins to Activity Areas

Storage Bins from Different Storage Types (B): Multiple storage types can have their bins assigned to a single activity area, facilitating logical grouping for specific tasks like picking or putaway.

 Excluded Options

A: Activity areas are not created automatically for storage types; this is configured manually.

C: A storage bin can belong to multiple activity areas for different operations.

D: Manual assignment is an option, but bins can also be assigned automatically through configuration rules.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Activity Area and Bin Assignment in SAP EWM.

 Determining Labor Activities for Planned Duration

Directly (A): Labor activities can be assigned directly to calculate planned durations.

Decision Service in BRFplus (C): Business Rules Framework (BRFplus) enables dynamic determination of labor activities based on predefined conditions.

 Excluded Options

B (Standard Step): Standard steps are part of predefined workflows, not dynamic duration calculations.

D (Work Step Sequence): Work step sequences define task flows, not labor activity calculations.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Labor Management and BRFplus Integration in SAP EWM.

The packing profile assigned to the warehouse order creation rule determines how items are packed into handling units. Key options include:

A. Consider Length, Width, and Height:

Ensures that the dimensions of goods are considered for optimized packing into handling units.

C. Use a Simple Algorithm, a Complex Algorithm, or a BAdI:

Packing logic can be defined using simple or complex algorithms, or custom implementations via a BAdI (Business Add-In).

D. Skip a Warehouse Task That No Longer Fits Into the Pick Handling Unit:

Allows the system to skip tasks when items exceed the capacity of the handling unit.

Incorrect Options:

B: Creating items for packaging materials in the outbound delivery is not a standard packing profile feature.

E: Limiting the number of items packed is typically managed via capacity constraints, not packing profiles.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Packing Profile in Warehouse Order Creation

SAP EWM Documentation: Packing Profile Customization

Two-step picking in SAP EWM is configured at the warehouse number level. This configuration ensures:

B. Warehouse number:

Two-step picking is activated for the entire warehouse and applies to all processes requiring it.

It facilitates the efficient picking of large quantities in the first step and sorting for specific deliveries in the second step.

Incorrect Options:

A, C, D: While activity areas, storage sections, and storage types influence picking strategies, the two-step picking configuration is done at the warehouse level.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Two-Step Picking Configuration

SAP EWM Documentation: Picking Strategies

 Asynchronous Goods Receipt in SAP EWM

An inbound delivery is the default requirement for asynchronous goods receipt processes. It provides the necessary data for goods receipt posting in SAP EWM.

 Excluded Options

A (Expected Goods Receipt): This tracks anticipated goods but is not mandatory.

C (Door Assignment): Relevant for physical goods receipt but not a prerequisite for the process.

D (Purchase Order): Purchase orders initiate procurement but do not directly control goods receipt processes.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Check Inbound Delivery and Goods Receipt Processes in SAP EWM.

 Features of the Clean Core Dashboard

SAP For Me (A): The dashboard is accessible via the SAP For Me portal, offering centralized insights.

Partner Access (D): Customers can extend access to their implementation partners for collaborative monitoring.

 Excluded Options

B: The clean core dashboard is not tenant-specific and is a general management tool.

C: It is primarily used in SAP S/4HANA Cloud editions but not universally supported in all editions.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Clean Core Dashboard Features in SAP For Me Documentation.

To control physical inventory procedures for a specific part of the warehouse:

C. Define an Activity Area and Assign It to the Physical Inventory Area:

Activity areas group bins or storage sections for specific warehouse activities, such as physical inventory.

Assigning the activity area to the physical inventory area restricts procedures to that section.

Incorrect Options:

A: Queues manage task execution but are not used for physical inventory.

B: Bins can be grouped, but assignment alone is insufficient.

D: Storage sections define physical locations but are not directly linked to inventory areas.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Physical Inventory Configuration

SAP EWM Documentation: Activity Areas for Physical Inventory

 Hot-Spot Functionality in the Warehouse Management Monitor

A hot-spot is an interactive element in the Warehouse Management Monitor that allows you to trigger predefined actions directly on a selected object.

Example: Clicking on a hot-spot in the monitor can execute a method such as releasing a warehouse task or reprocessing an object.

 Excluded Options

Option A: Creating a basic measurement service is not a hot-spot function; it is part of cockpit configuration.

Option C: Switching between list and form views is a UI navigation feature, not specific to hot-spots.

Option D: Calling a UI interface can be indirectly related but is not the primary function of a hot-spot.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to SAP documentation under Warehouse Management Monitor Functions and Features for more details.

Packing Modes for Pick-Handling Units

Simple Algorithm (B): Basic rules for handling unit creation based on product attributes.

Complex Algorithm (D): Advanced rules combining multiple factors for handling unit creation.

Excluded Options

A (Limit Value): Not directly related to pick-handling unit creation.

C (Consolidation Group): Used for grouping deliveries, not handling unit creation.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Packing Mode Configuration and Algorithms in SAP EWM.

 Resource Group Definition in SAP EWM

Work Environment (C): Resource groups determine the operational setup of resources, such as whether they use RF (Radio Frequency) or non-RF devices.

 Excluded Options

A (Speed of Resource): Speed parameters are defined elsewhere in resource configuration.

B (Mobile Device Menu): Menus are controlled by user roles and device configurations, not resource groups.

D (Queues): Queues are linked to resources but are not directly influenced by resource groups.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Resource Management and Grouping in EWM.

During putaway with process-oriented storage control in SAP EWM, product warehouse tasks are created for:

A. The First Process Step:

The first process step in process-oriented storage control involves initial movements or activities required for putaway.

Subsequent process steps may involve intermediate storage or additional handling, but the product warehouse task pertains to the first step specifically.

Incorrect Options:

B, C, D: Tasks for subsequent or final steps are managed separately and are not classified as product warehouse tasks for the first step.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Process-Oriented Storage Control

SAP Help Portal: Warehouse Task Creation

 Delivery Document Replication from SAP ERP to SAP EWM

There are multiple methods to replicate delivery documents:

Immediate Distribution at Document Creation (B): Automatically triggers replication upon creating a delivery in SAP ERP.

Manual Distribution (D): Involves manually initiating the replication process.

 Excluded Options

Distribution via PPF Actions (A): Used for tasks such as printing or notifications, not specifically for delivery replication.

CIF Distribution Model (C): The CIF model is used for master data, not delivery documents.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to SAP Help documentation on Delivery Document Integration Between ERP and EWM.

To set up yard management for two warehouse numbers sharing the same physical yard:

B. Define a storage type for a yard in one of the warehouse numbers, and connect the yard with doors to the other warehouse number:

This setup ensures that yard management functionality is centrally configured while allowing goods movement between the warehouses through connected doors.

Incorrect Options:

A: Common checkpoints do not establish yard management connectivity.

C: Defining storage types without connections does not enable yard management.

D: Connecting storage types with doors to each other is not a standard configuration for yard management.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Yard Management Configuration

SAP Help Portal: Managing Shared Yards

Outbound process steps in SAP EWM include:

A. Value-Added Services:

These activities, such as kitting or labeling, are part of outbound processes to prepare goods for shipping.

C. Remove from Stock:

Removing stock involves picking goods from storage locations for outbound delivery.

Incorrect Options:

B: Quality inspection is typically part of inbound processes.

D: Putaway is an inbound process step.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Outbound Process Steps in EWM

External process steps in SAP EWM define specific tasks executed outside the warehouse system. These can be assigned to the following objects:

Work Center (C):

External process steps can be directly linked to a work center to manage operations such as packing, kitting, or labeling.

This assignment is made in the process-oriented storage control configuration.

Handling Unit Type (D):

Specific handling unit types can be configured to include external process steps.

This ensures that certain types of handling units (e.g., pallets or boxes) are processed through external services like inspection or labeling.

Incorrect Options:

A: Delivery item types are not directly associated with external process steps.

B: Packaging specifications are used for packing processes but do not link to external process steps.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Process-Oriented Storage Control

SAP Help Portal: External Process Steps Configuration

 Exception Codes in SAP EWM

Exception codes manage deviations during warehouse processes.

Internal Exception Code (B): Customer-specific exception codes must be mapped to internal system codes to define their behavior and subsequent actions.

 Excluded Options

Business Context (A): Defines general business scenarios but is not directly required for exception code assignment.

Workflow as Follow-On Action (C): While workflows can be triggered, this is not mandatory for exception code setup.

Process Step (D): Process steps use exception codes but are not a prerequisite for assigning them.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Exception Management and Code Assignment in SAP EWM configuration guides.