#Production crate full#

With the PMR, new transactions and one report were introduced to facilitate Production Supply from EWM. With the PMR it is also possible to do the staging for several items at one time, or even a partial quantity. The PMR is a Warehouse Request for Production Integration, which can be used for staging & consumption for production but does not cover goods receipt. The other scenario (Advance Production Supply using PMR), is supported since EWM 9.2, and it introduced a new object in EWM called the Production Material Request. The details of this scenarios will not be outlined here, but you can read more about it in our linked document. Of the two, Crate Part Production Supply scenario (supported since SAP EWM 7.0) only supports PSA managed under AFS storage location or separate EWM storage location. Unlike the case of ERP triggered staging, SAP EWM triggered staging has only 2 scenarios: Crate Part Production Supply and Advanced Production Supply using Production Material Request (PMR). Production supply for JIT Call is possible via distribution equipment. The warehouse task is created upon a JIT Call creation, with option to include wave management. Just as in the Kanban scenario described above, there is no outbound delivery / production supply delivery anymore, as an EWM stock transfer warehouse request is used instead. This scenario is supported since the SAP S/4HANA 2020 release for embedded SAP EWM. The other highlight scenario is JIT Supply to Production – Stock Transfer for JIT Call. In this scenario, no production supply delivery is necessary, as the warehouse task is automatically created when a container is set to empty. This scenario is available beginning with the 1909 release for embedded SAP EWM. The first is the Production Supply with Kanban scenario via a direct Warehouse Task. However, I want to point out two highlights.

#Production crate full#

You can read the full descriptions and differences of these scenarios in the slide deck linked in the introduction of this article. Most combinations between ERP triggered staging scenarios and organizational models were available in SAP EWM since EWM 7.0. PSA managed under separate EWM warehouseīelow is a graphical representation of how these organizational models look like.PSA managed by non EWM storage location.PSA managed under separate EWM storage location.

PSA managed under Available for Sale (AFS) storage location.

When discussing staging to production triggered by the ERP system, aside from the three categories of staging scenarios (Staging for Production with Deliveries Production Supply with Kanban Production Supply with JIT Call) we need to first mention that these scenarios can take place in one of 4 organizational model options which define how the warehouse architecture is broadly configured within a system.

SAP ERP or SAP S/4HANA Triggered Staging to Production SAP EWM supports different options for staging to production, whether the staging was triggered by SAP EWM, a core system such as SAP ERP or SAP S/4HANA, or a production system such as SAP Manufacturing Execution (SAP ME), or SAP Digital Manufacturing Cloud (SAP DMC). Staging to production refers to the overall process of picking the requested raw materials or components and supplying them to production with guidance from the Extended Warehouse Management system. This time the blog post will cover the supply to production side of things, also known as staging to production. In a previous blog we published in 2020, we have already discussed about receiving from production, which is referring to the overall process of receiving the produced materials from a manufacturing order and then do the put away of received goods in the SAP Extended Warehouse Management system. Today I would like to bring your attention a presentation our Product Management team has prepared that provides a detailed overview on Staging to Production in SAP EWM.