Transportation PlanningUnderstanding Transportation Processes Creating and Managing Transportation Requests Route Planning and Optimization Techniques Managing Freight Units and Freight Orders
Execution of Transportation Orders Monitoring Shipments and Transportation Performance Managing Exceptions and Delays Communication with Carriers
Setting Up Freight Cost Calculation Managing Freight Agreements and Rate Cards Settling Transportation Costs Analyzing Transportation Spend
Carrier Selection Process Managing Carrier Performance Evaluating Carrier Contracts
Execution and Monitoring
Freight Cost Management
Carrier Management
Warehouse Structure ManagementDesigning Warehouse Layouts Managing Storage Types and Storage Sections Setting Up Picking and Putaway Strategies
Overview of Inventory Processes Managing Stock in EWM Using Batch and Serial Number Management
Goods Receipt Processes Putaway Strategies and Execution Picking and Packing Processes Outbound Delivery Management
Managing Yard Activities Trailer and Dock Management Integrating Yard Management with Warehouse Operations
Implementing Cross-Docking Processes Performing Kitting and Assembly Labeling and Custom Packaging
Inventory Management
Process Optimization
Yard Management
Value-Added Services
• Overview of SAP Transportation Management and Extended Warehouse Management
• Business need for end-to-end logistics integration
• Role of TM–EWM integration in supply chain execution
• Overview of outbound, inbound, and internal movements
• End-to-end logistics execution flow
• Business need for end-to-end logistics integration
• Role of TM–EWM integration in supply chain execution
• Overview of outbound, inbound, and internal movements
• End-to-end logistics execution flow
• High-level architecture of SAP TM and SAP EWM
• Deployment options: embedded vs decentralized EWM
• Integration touchpoints between TM and EWM
• Document flow and system responsibilities
• Architecture supports seamless logistics execution
• Deployment options: embedded vs decentralized EWM
• Integration touchpoints between TM and EWM
• Document flow and system responsibilities
• Architecture supports seamless logistics execution
• Organizational units in TM and EWM
• Business partner, location, and transportation lane setup
• Warehouse, storage location, and door master data
• Product and packaging data relevance
• Master data alignment ensures smooth integration
• Business partner, location, and transportation lane setup
• Warehouse, storage location, and door master data
• Product and packaging data relevance
• Master data alignment ensures smooth integration
• Outbound delivery and transportation planning
• Inbound delivery and inbound transportation scenarios
• Stock transfer and intercompany processes
• Cross-docking and direct shipment scenarios
• Scenarios support flexible logistics models
• Outbound delivery creation in EWM
• Transportation requirement generation in TM
• Freight unit creation and planning
• Carrier selection and freight order creation
• Outbound integration ensures optimized transportation
• Transportation requirement generation in TM
• Freight unit creation and planning
• Carrier selection and freight order creation
• Outbound integration ensures optimized transportation
• Inbound transportation planning in TM
• Freight order confirmation and execution
• Inbound delivery creation in EWM
• Yard and dock appointment relevance
• Inbound integration improves receiving efficiency
• Status synchronization between TM and EWM
• Execution events and milestones
• Delay, exception, and deviation handling
• Event-based communication
• Visibility supports proactive logistics control
• Execution events and milestones
• Delay, exception, and deviation handling
• Event-based communication
• Visibility supports proactive logistics control
