SAP Warehouse Management: Simple warehouse management through implementation of SAP EWM

Constantly evolving market, client and competitive behavior increases the pressure to change logistics structures, logistics processes, degrees of automation in warehouses, and warehouse management systems.

Nowadays, companies look to meet these challenges by significantly expanding the digital roadmaps of their warehouse logistics processes. The focus is on end-to-end digitalization of processes, from product development to delivery.

SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) with integrated material flow system (MFS) offers an integrated, highly flexible warehouse management system for warehouse logistics, and supports all essential manual and highly automated warehouse processes.

Added values

extensive experience of SAP EWM implementation projects

Our standardized and efficient project approach

Our WebScan app increases efficiency and transparency in intralogistics

Our SAP EWM expertise

We guide you through all phases of implementing your SAP EWM project – from strategy development, conceptual design and creation of company-specific SAP EWM templates to roll-out in your warehouse.

Strategy identification includes evaluating the software architecture with SAP EWM as a decentralized stand-alone solution, embedded or in the cloud. We work with you to achieve a successful migration from SAP WM to SAP EWM with a tried-and-tested migration strategy, including technical implementation.

Our proven training program for your key users means fast and efficient transfer of knowledge into your organization, along with change management support.

The overall project includes integrating and orchestrating SAP EWM with other SAP solutions according to your requirements.

KEP App – Seamless Shipping Processes Integrated with SAP EWM

The KEP App, developed by io, provides direct integration of all major courier, express, and parcel service providers (KEP) with SAP EWM – without complex label layouts or routing code tables. Shipping labels can be generated directly from SAP standard Fiori pack apps, custom pack apps, or via the KEP App.

Modern cloud services, such as Ship Cloud, offer a unified interface to multiple KEP providers. Shipping labels, tracking numbers, and shipment information can be generated automatically and seamlessly integrated into SAP processes – regardless of the chosen shipping partner.

The KEP App is fully embedded in SAP EWM and highly adaptable. The result is fast implementation, low maintenance, and maximum flexibility in choosing or expanding shipping partners.

Key Benefits of the KEP App:
  • Label printing directly from SAP standard Fiori pack apps or custom pack apps
  • No more complex label layouts or routing codes
  • Unified API connection to multiple shipping providers via cloud services
  • Low maintenance, flexible, and scalable for reliable and secure shipping processes

SAP Logistics Management (LGM): Cloud solution for simple warehouse processes

SAP LGM is SAP’s first fully cloud-based logistics solution. It is designed for companies with processes that are close to the standard and do not require a complex implementation. LGM offers end-to-end process control, real-time data, and seamless integration for greater transparency and efficiency in the supply chain. Ideal for getting started with digital warehouse management, migrating from SAP WM or Stock Room Management, and returning to the SAP standard.

1. What is SAP Logistics Management (LGM)? ×

SAP Logistics Management is an integrated solution within the SAP ecosystem designed to manage and optimize logistics processes end to end. It connects warehouses, transportation, and supply chain partners on a unified platform and offers:

  • End-to-end process execution
  • Real-time data access
  • Collaborative platform

Goal: Greater efficiency, transparency, and scalability across the entire supply chain.

SAP Logistics Management is SAP’s first logistics solution designed from the ground up as a cloud solution. This makes LGM ideally positioned for future innovations. With rapid release cycles, LGM continues to expand its functional scope, both in terms of processes and the integration of networks and cloud services, as well as AI features via SAP Joule.

2. What is LGM designed for? ×

LGM addresses the challenges of modern logistics:

  • Reduce complexity
  • Increase resilience
  • Promote integration

Key feature:

SAP LGM is ideal for companies with simple, less complex logistics processes that are looking for a lean, standardized solution.

3. Target groups and use cases ×

a) Customers without warehouse management or using Excel-based solutions

  • Problem: High level of manual effort, lack of transparency.
  • Solution: Introduction of standardized, digital warehouse management with SAP LGM.
  • Benefit: Automated processes, real-time inventory management, fewer errors.

     

b) Customers using SAP WM or Stock Room Management

  • Problem: SAP WM is reaching the end of maintenance, limited functionality.
  • Solution: Migration to LGM as a modern alternative.
  • Benefit: Future-ready platform, integration with S/4HANA, standardization.

     

c) Customers with simple warehouse processes that want to return to the standard

  • Problem: Customizations make updates more difficult.
  • Solution: Return to the SAP standard with LGM.
  • Benefit: Lower operating costs, simplified maintenance, greater stability.

4. Why SAP LGM? ×

SAP LGM is the answer to increasing demands for transparency, efficiency, and integration in logistics. It offers a scalable solution for companies of all sizes, particularly those with simple, less complex logistics processes, that are looking for rapid implementation and standardization.

References from SAP Warehousing

König + Neurath
Endress+Hauser
Weidmüller
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Harald Gutbrod
Director Warehousing