Creation of Warehouse Tasks for Stock Removal Extended Warehouse Management
(
EWM
) creates
warehouse tasks
for stock removal based on a
warehouse request of the type outbound delivery order
, so that you can remove products from stock.
EWM
uses a warehouse task to specify the following for the stock removal:
The source storage types, sections, and bins
The path to the destination storage type
If you want
EWM
to automatically group warehouse tasks into warehouse orders, you must have made the settings in Customizing for warehouse order creation.
For more information, see the Implementation Guide (IMG) for EWM under .
EWM
can create warehouse tasks for an outbound delivery in the following ways:
As default,
EWM
creates warehouse tasks for an outbound delivery when you or
EWM
release a wave.
EWM
automatically creates warehouse tasks for an outbound delivery, using an action from the
Post Processing Framework
(
PPF
).
You create the warehouse tasks manually.
When
EWM
creates a warehouse task for a warehouse request, it uses
stock removal strategies
to determine the storage bin. For more information, see
Storage Bin Determination for Stock Removal
.
When EWM creates a warehouse task, it uses direct or combined storage control to determine whether you should remove a handling unit from stock directly or by using interim storage bins.
The warehouse task reflects the direct or combined storage control.
EWM
automatically groups warehouse tasks according to your Customizing settings for warehouse orders. For more information, see
Warehouse Order Creation
.
EWM
uses layout-oriented and process-oriented storage control, according to your Customizing settings. For more information, see
Process-Oriented Storage Control
and
Layout-Oriented Storage Control
.
In the warehouse task,
EWM
specifies various activities for you to perform (for example, packing) according to your Customizing settings.
If you have made settings in Customizing for
PPF
for the
PPF
action to create warehouse tasks for stock removal,
EWM
automatically creates the warehouse task for stock removal.
For more information, see the IMG for
EWM
, under
.
By default, you or
EWM
create warehouse tasks by releasing a wave.
After a wave is generated, it can be released immediately, either automatically or manually depending on the release methods you have defined for the wave or wave template. For more information, see Processing of Waves .
If you want to create a warehouse task manually, on the
SAP Easy Access
screen, choose
If you create warehouse tasks for a delivery for loading, and then want to post the goods issue, on the
SAP Easy Access
screen, choose
.
When
EWM
creates a warehouse request warehouse task for an outbound delivery request, it simultaneously updates this warehouse request.
EWM
carries out this update by updating the quantity in the document flow. If the quantity update leads to a change in status, EWM updates this change in the warehouse request as well.
Example
You have an outbound delivery of 100 pieces of a product.
EWM
automatically creates three warehouse tasks (WT1, WT2, and WT3) for the entire quantity, based on the stock determination.
Following creation of the warehouse tasks, the warehouse request status
Picking Planning
changes to
Completed
.
If
EWM
does not create warehouse tasks for the entire quantity, the
Picking Planning
status is set to
Partially Completed
.
The following table provides an overview of the
Picking Planning
status in the warehouse request.
Goods Issue Process Product description |
Delivery Item |
Warehouse Task |
Warehouse Request Status
|
|---|---|---|---|
P-01 |
|
|
|
P-01 |
|
|
|
P-01 |
|
|
|