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The following stock removal strategies can be implemented using either packaging specifications or the alternative unit of measure (AUoM):

Large/Small Quantities (C):

This strategy allows the system to distinguish between large and small quantities for stock removal.

Packaging specifications or AUoM can define thresholds for selecting appropriate stock.

Partial Quantities First (D):

This strategy prioritizes removing partial quantities before full quantities.

Packaging specifications or AUoM ensure that the system selects stock accordingly.

Incorrect Options:

A: Stringent FIFO (First In, First Out) is based on date and time but does not rely on packaging specifications or AUoM.

B: Fixed bin is a location-based strategy unrelated to packaging specifications or AUoM.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Stock Removal Strategies

SAP Help Portal: Configuration of Packaging Specifications and AUoM

Key fields used to define a delivery document in SAP EWM customizing are:

C. Document Category:

Specifies the category of the delivery document, such as inbound or outbound.

Determines the processing rules for the document.

D. Warehouse Number:

Associates the delivery document with a specific warehouse.

Warehouse-specific settings influence how the document is processed.

Incorrect Options:

A: System profile is related to user settings, not delivery document definitions.

B: Document type defines finer details of the document but is not a primary key field.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Delivery Document Customization

SAP Help Portal: Delivery Document Type Configuration

To perform explicit counting using the Quality Inspection Engine (QIE) in SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) on SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Private Edition, the following elements are required:

Inspection Rule (A)

An inspection rule defines the criteria for triggering a quality inspection within the warehouse.

It is essential to configure the inspection rule in EWM to specify the characteristics of the inspection, such as document type, item category, and relevance to counting.

This rule acts as the basis for initiating explicit counting as part of quality management integration.

Work Center (C)

A work center in EWM is the physical or logical location where quality inspection activities occur.

For explicit counting, the work center must be configured to handle QIE tasks.

It serves as the location where warehouse staff can access and perform counting tasks, such as verifying quantities of materials against quality requirements.

Additional Considerations:

QM Integration (B):While quality management (QM) integration ensures alignment with quality standards, it is not a mandatory requirement for explicit counting in QIE but can enhance the overall quality process.

Sampling Procedure (D):Sampling procedures are used to define how samples are drawn for inspection but are not specifically required for explicit counting in this context.

References from SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, EWM Documentation:

SAP Help Portal: EWM Quality Inspection Integration

SAP Best Practices for EWM: Configuration Guide for Quality Inspection Engine

SAP Learning Hub: Extended Warehouse Management Quality Processes

These references provide detailed insights into configuring and utilizing the QIE for explicit counting in SAP EWM.

 Delivery Document Replication from SAP ERP to SAP EWM

There are multiple methods to replicate delivery documents:

Immediate Distribution at Document Creation (B): Automatically triggers replication upon creating a delivery in SAP ERP.

Manual Distribution (D): Involves manually initiating the replication process.

 Excluded Options

Distribution via PPF Actions (A): Used for tasks such as printing or notifications, not specifically for delivery replication.

CIF Distribution Model (C): The CIF model is used for master data, not delivery documents.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to SAP Help documentation on Delivery Document Integration Between ERP and EWM.