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SAP ECC Org Struct

This document discusses key concepts related to integrating SAP EWM with an ECC system. It provides examples of how locations, location types, plants, and shipping points are mapped between the two systems. It also discusses warehouse-dependent vs independent processes, warehouse numbers and addresses, factory calendars, warehouse process types, parties entitled to dispose of goods, supply chain units, and the steps to create and activate an integration model between EWM and ECC.

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SAP ECC Org Struct

This document discusses key concepts related to integrating SAP EWM with an ECC system. It provides examples of how locations, location types, plants, and shipping points are mapped between the two systems. It also discusses warehouse-dependent vs independent processes, warehouse numbers and addresses, factory calendars, warehouse process types, parties entitled to dispose of goods, supply chain units, and the steps to create and activate an integration model between EWM and ECC.

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CC 1000

PLANT VSPL
PORG 1000
SLOC
VROD RECEIVE ON DOCK
VAFS Available for stock

SHIIPPING POINT VIPL

Plant and shipping points are stored as locations in EWM.


Every location is having one location type.
Location type is for identifying which kind of location it represents i
i.e., plant, shipping point.

Plant location type 1001


shipping point location type 1003

if both plant and shipping point having same naming convention

ECC EWM
PLANT VIPL PLVIPL
SP VIPL SPVIPL

BADi Location of different types with similar name

WHNO VNP

ASSIGNMENT
VSPL VROD VNP
VSPL VAFS VNP

Configure EWM specific parameters


Goods receipt point determinatiion

Why delivery split

SLOC4
PO
MAT1 VSPL VROD
MAT2 VSPL V123 V123 NOT CONNECTED TO EWM
MAT3 VSPL V345 V345 NOT CONNECTED TO EWM

If inbound delivery created against purchase order, then only one line item has to be transferred to EWM,

EL
LF
VK Comapny Plant TCURM
INDRAPURAM T001W
INDRAPURAM
Delhi NCR Indrapuram
201010
IN

SALES ORG 1000


m has to be transferred to EWM, other should not be published into EWM.
EWM VSPL

SCRP20 BC
COPY
DEFINE NEW

BC SETS
WAREHOUSE DEPENDENT WAREHOUSE INDEPENDEN
WAREHOUSE INDEPENDENT

*scwm*
NOTE: Warehouse no do not have address.
Unable to copy entries of table /SCWM/PICUST_ARE

Assign Warehouse number.

Note: EWM do not have address….

Factory calender at Warehouse level.

Why we need factory calendar at warehouse level.


when it is already there at plant level.

For example, warehouse resources may work continously on Sunday also.


we need to have different factory calendars.

WPT - warehouse process type

Movement type in ERP is used to move the material physicall and logically in ERP system.
WPT requires source and destination

WPT do not involve any accounting .

WPT is available at warehouse no level.

It is possible to create our own wpt.

Party entitled to dispose


ex: Swamy sons cannot dispose of the goods.
reliance digital and specifically the plant of hyderabad can only dispose the stocks
party entitled to dispose = custodian if managed by reliance only.
else custodian is swamy sons.

Supply chain unit


represents address.
Business attribute warehouse is important to maintain address.

VSPL_SCU

What if internal number ranges are given

1011 VIPL-PED1 it has to be confirmed as party entitled to dispose….


1011 VIPL-VEN1
1010 VIPL-CUS

CFM1 for creating integration model


CFM2 Activating integration model

In EWM, to check the vendor or customer, BP is the transaction…..business partner


id CRM002 is for customer
id CRM004 is for vendor from erp
WAREHOUSE INDEPENDENT - EG: DELIVERY TYPE INTEGRATION.

ERP system.
pose the stocks

business partner
Business System Group
Business System - Delivery processing

CFM7 is to delete distributio


CFM2 CHANGE DISTRIBUTION MODEL

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