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The document provides an overview of doors in SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM), defining them as organizational units for managing goods arrival and departure. It explains the use of doors in controlling putaway and stock removal processes, detailing how they can be assigned various functions and linked to staging areas. Additionally, it highlights the importance of customizing door definitions and their relationships with storage bins and supply chain units.

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Door

The document provides an overview of doors in SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM), defining them as organizational units for managing goods arrival and departure. It explains the use of doors in controlling putaway and stock removal processes, detailing how they can be assigned various functions and linked to staging areas. Additionally, it highlights the importance of customizing door definitions and their relationships with storage bins and supply chain units.

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SAP Extended Warehouse Management


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Door

Definition
Location in the warehouse where the goods arrive at or leave the warehouse. The door is an organizational unit that you assign to
the warehouse number.

Vehicles and their transportation units (TUs) drive up to the doors of a warehouse to load or unload goods there. The doors are in
close proximity to the relevant staging areas .

Use
To control putaway and stock removal processes in your warehouse, you can define doors and staging areas within a warehouse
number.

You can assign various functions to a door:

Inbound

Outbound

Inbound and outbound

In delivery processing, the system uses determination rules to determine the following for each delivery item:

Staging area groups

Staging areas

Staging bays

Doors

The determination rules are influenced by the possible assignments that you have defined in Customizing between doors and
staging areas as well as between doors and staging area/door determination groups. The system updates the delivery at item level
with the values that it finds.

You define doors in Customizing for Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) under Master Data Warehouse Door Define
Warehouse Door. You assign staging areas and staging area/door determination groups to your doors under Master Data
Warehouse Door.

Structure

You assign each door to a storage bin that you can use to post goods receipts or goods issues. You assign this storage bin to a
storage type with the storage type role F .

You can also assign doors to supply chain units to control authorization checks. You can also assign doors to yard bins (see Yard
Management ).

See also:

Staging Area and Door Determination

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