SAP WM (Warehouse Management) Certification Training (Udemy.com)

A warm welcome to the SAP WM course by Uplatz.

SAP WM (Warehouse Management) is an ERP software provided by SAP that integrates all functions of a warehouse and streamlines them making it easier and more effective to run the facilities and warehouses. It ensures that as a store manager you are on top of everything and things are in their rightful place.

The SAP Warehouse Management system is able to control anything that comes into or leaves a warehouse and also ensures how fast or slow that happens. In other words, SAP WM streamlines and controls all warehousing processes to create an efficient operation. It allows users to manage all structures present in a warehousing operation, regardless of their complexity, while monitoring stock differences and controlling hazardous materials. It also makes use of barcode scanners to speed up inventory processes.

Stock transfers and goods receipts can be managed while monitoring inbound and outbound goods throughout the day. All logistics that are vital to a successful warehousing operation can be taken care of, and many time-consuming processes can be automated to conserve resources.

With SAP WM module the warehouses can be managed efficiently at 'Bin location' level. WM provides flexible, efficient, automated support that enables you to manage complex warehouse structures, define and manage storage areas and storage bins in the warehouse, manage several different types of storage, such as high rack storage, block storage or fixed bin storage, process all relevant postings and transactions such as goods receipts, goods issues and general stock transfers, monitor stock movements, execute stock placements and removals using different put-away and picking strategies, process stock differences and many functions/processes related to warehouse management.

Uplatz provides this fast track course on SAP WM to enable you to understand the core concepts of SAP WM module and their implementation as well as to prepare quickly for SAP WM job interviews and WM Certification exam.

The course begins with explaining the basic organisation structure and processes in SAP WM. The course then progressively builds on the important concepts of SAP WM and explores the important functions that you need to know as a SAP Warehouse Management consultant/end-user.

With this SAP WM course, get a solid understanding of process flow, configuration system in WM, get more value from your inventory and warehouse management processes. This WM training will acquire insight into subject like planning, entry, warehouse-internal movements and storage, record-keeping and following of goods based on quantity and value. Additionally, you'll learn more about stock movement documentation, including goods receipts, goods issues, physical stock transfers, transfer posting, and the stocktaking.

SAP WM course objectives

In this SAP WM training, you will be able to:

• To have a clear understanding of the organizational structures in Warehouse Management and use the elements of Warehouse Management to map spatial conditions

• To configure the control of putaway, stock removal, and stock transfer activities at master data and Customizing levels

• To Integrate Warehouse Management into Logistics in SAP R/3

• To configure the interface between Inventory Management and Warehouse Management

• To understand and use all the relevant master data in SAP WM

• To implement putaway and stock removal strategies in SAP WM

• To take into account batch management and Quality Management in the warehouse

• To understand how to include Warehouse Management in delivery processes

• To stage components for production from the warehouse

• To set up the warehouse activity monitor as a control instrument

• To Setup and execute Physical Inventory at a storage bin level

• To Carry out Blue printing for you warehouse

  
  

SAP WM course curriculum

• SAP WM Introduction

• SAP Warehouse concept and org structure hierarchy

• Organization Structure in WM and Config Settings

• SAP Warehouse configuration case study - configure storage type, storage section, bin setup

• Create WM master data setup

• Manual Creations in WM - TR TO etc.

• Automatic TR TO and TO Confirmation

• Physical Inventory Process

• Configure Interface between inventory management and warehouse management

• WM with MM

• WM with IM

• Customization of movement types

• Understand the Put away control and different customization options available for put away

• Storage bin search for put away

• Forms of capacity check

• Configuring different put away strategies

• WM with QM

• Setting up WM-QM interface for Quality check in warehouse

• WM with PP

• Stock Transfers in WM

• Understand stock removal control

• Customization for stock removal

• Batch determination process during stock removal process

• Putaway Strategies

• Configuring different picking strategies like FIFO, stringent FIFO etc.

• Understand Posting changes

• Understand Inbound, outbound and post change processes with WM integration

• How to create and process of Transfer requests, transfer orders and PCN documents for a warehouse

• Stock Removal Strategies

• Batch Management in WM

• How to do Replenishment setup in warehouse

• Setting WM-PP interface for internal procurement

• Setting up Warehouse activity monitor

• Customization for physical inventory

• Carrying out physical inventory

• WM with SD

• Picking Strategies

• Two Step Picking Process in WM

• STO in WM

• Storage Unit Management (SUM) in WM

Why use SAP Warehouse Management?

• Faster Inventory Processes: SAP Warehouse Management employs barcode scanners that can drastically improve inventory management processes. As your inventory processes speed up, employees will have additional time to focus on more important tasks.

• Accurate Goods Tracking: This software solution monitors all goods as they move in, out or within the warehouse. Up-to-date stock amounts help prevent errors that could lead to insufficient product and shortens pick and pack time with an accurate location of products that need to be shipped out.