![]() Using EWM, we can control and optimise various processes in the warehouse. The functionality of SAP WM has been expanded further to S/4HANA EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) that has comprehensive warehouse management processes, full process transparency, flexible automated processes, high-performance, high-volume warehouse operations, medium & large-sized warehouses.īenefits of SAP Extended Warehouse Management in SAP S/4HANAĮxtended Warehouse Management provides us with the option of mapping entire warehouses in detail in the system. It is a scalable solution that has been deployed in various business environments from simple raw materials warehouses to complex, basic warehouse processes, small and medium volume. SAP WM (Warehouse Management) has a big boost in new capabilities to manage warehouse operations. Warehouse Management is management of stock and management of locations where the stock is being stored. ![]() ![]() Inventory should be stored efficiently to satisfy customer orders and supply production with raw materials. Customers with SAP WM needs to plan for EWM Migration. SAP considers EWM as the strategic product for warehouse management and recommends implementing new warehouses by using EWM. SAP also restricts the usage of components which are in a compatibility mode until 31st December 2025 (refer to SAP Note 2269324 for details). ![]() With the compatibility mode, SAP allows customers to migrate their existing solutions smoothly into S/4HANA. WM is still part of S/4HANA but in a compatibility mode – see SAP Notes 22693211. Please refer to SAP note 2269324 – Compatibility Scope Matrix for SAP S/4HANA. SAP Warehouse Management solution may end by 2025 based on SAP Note “1648480 – Maintenance for SAP Business Suite 7 Software including SAP NetWeaver.” SAP S/4HANA customers can use SAP WM till 2025. ![]() Migrating from SAP Warehouse Management to SAP Extended Warehouse Management ![]()
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