Executing an Ad Hoc Movement
Use
You can use this function for the following:
An ad hoc decision for a planned stock movement that triggers the creation of a warehouse request.
NoteIn the case of a spontaneous decision for a planned stock movement, you can create a warehouse request.
End of the note.You can use this warehouse request in a wave. Once Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) has created the corresponding warehouse task (WT), you can execute the stock movement.
An ad hoc decision together with an ad hoc movement that triggers the creation of a WT with immediate, automatic confirmation.
NoteIn the case of a spontaneous decision for an immediate stock movement, you can immediately create a warehouse task.
End of the note.Here you execute the stock movement immediately and without a warehouse request.
Features
You can, for example, transfer a product damaged in the storage bin (for example, water damage) to another storage bin.
To do this, you create a manual warehouse request that sets the picking and putaway storage bin.
On the
SAP Easy Access
screen, choose
Extended Warehouse Management
Delivery Processing
Maintain Internal Stock Transfer.
EWM transfers these storage bins during WT creation.
See also: Ad Hoc Movement
Activities
You create warehouse requests for ad hoc movements manually through a user interface.
On the
SAP Easy Access
screen, choose
Extended Warehouse Management
Work Scheduling
Create Warehouse Task Without Reference
Move Product.
Then choose
Create (Create Warehouse Request)
instead of
Create (Create Warehouse Task
). Alternatively, on the
SAP Easy Access
screen, choose
Extended Warehouse Management
Delivery Processing
Maintain Internal Stock Transfer.