C_S4EWM_2023 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate Questions and Answers

 Preparation Time in Warehouse Order Creation Rule

Employee Preparation Time (D): Reflects the time required for workers to get ready for processing the warehouse order, such as collecting tools or moving to the work area.

 Excluded Options

A (Resource Reach Time): Preparation time does not directly account for the time taken to reach storage types.

B (System Picking Time): Picking strategy time is separate from preparation time.

C (Wave Creation Time): Wave processing time is managed independently.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Check Warehouse Order Creation Rules and Parameters in SAP EWM documentation.

 Automatic Assignment of Warehouse Orders to Resources

A warehouse order can be automatically assigned to a resource if it is closely tied to specific operational areas, such as activity areas.

Activity Areas (B): These represent logical divisions in the warehouse where resources perform tasks such as picking. The resource must be assigned to the same activity area to enable automatic assignment.

 Excluded Options

Option A: Although queues may influence assignment, they are not the sole determining factor for automatic assignment.

Option C: Resource group assignment to warehouse order creation rules is unrelated to automatic order assignment.

Option D: Automatic creation of pick-handling units is a packaging specification requirement, not directly related to resource assignment.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Activity Areas in Resource Management in SAP EWM documentation for detailed configuration.

The display on the mobile device in SAP EWM is controlled through specific configurations:

Personalization Profile (A):

This profile allows users to tailor their mobile device screens based on their preferences.

It includes options for customizing layouts and workflows to improve usability.

Presentation Profile (B):

The presentation profile defines the overall look and feel of the mobile device interface.

It includes parameters like font size, screen layout, and other display attributes.

Incorrect Options:

C: User profiles control access and authorizations but do not directly control mobile device displays.

D: Queue types manage task allocation but do not influence mobile device display settings.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Mobile Data Entry Configuration

SAP S/4HANA EWM Documentation: Personalization and Presentation Profiles

The early capacity check in SAP EWM has the following specific characteristic:

It only happens during the warehouse task creation (A):

The system performs the capacity check when creating warehouse tasks to ensure that sufficient storage capacity is available in the destination bin or storage type.

This check prevents overloading bins or storage areas and maintains optimal warehouse operations.

Incorrect Options:

B: The early capacity check is not based solely on bin types but considers overall bin capacities.

C, D: The check is not specific to mobile devices or limited to the picking process; it applies during task creation.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Capacity Check in EWM

SAP EWM Documentation: Early vs. Late Capacity Check

Evaluation points in SAP EWM are used to:

C. Influence the Search Sequence of Storage Types, Storage Sections, and Bin Types:

Evaluation points are part of storage type search logic.

They assign priorities to storage types, sections, or bins to determine where goods are stored or picked from first.

Incorrect Options:

A: Evaluation points do not influence resource assignment for warehouse orders.

B: They do not directly influence picking priority; this is handled by warehouse task rules.

D: Evaluation points are not used for measuring warehouse efficiency.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Storage Type Search Sequence

SAP Help Portal: Configuration of Evaluation Points in EWM

 Mandatory Document Categories

Outbound Delivery Order and Outbound Delivery (D): This document flow remains mandatory as it represents the core process of shipping goods from a warehouse.

 Excluded Options

A (Outbound delivery request and delivery): This combination is part of planning but not mandatory.

B (Production material request and stock transfer): Relevant for production processes but not a core outbound requirement.

C (Delivery request and delivery order): Intermediate steps can be skipped in embedded EWM.

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Check Document Categories and Flows in EWM for more details.

To control physical inventory procedures for a specific part of the warehouse:

C. Define an Activity Area and Assign It to the Physical Inventory Area:

Activity areas group bins or storage sections for specific warehouse activities, such as physical inventory.

Assigning the activity area to the physical inventory area restricts procedures to that section.

Incorrect Options:

A: Queues manage task execution but are not used for physical inventory.

B: Bins can be grouped, but assignment alone is insufficient.

D: Storage sections define physical locations but are not directly linked to inventory areas.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Physical Inventory Configuration

SAP EWM Documentation: Activity Areas for Physical Inventory

 Expected Goods Receipt Process in Decentralized EWM

Inbound Delivery (A): Represents goods receipt data and serves as a basis for warehouse operations.

Inbound Delivery Notification (D): Serves as an initial document containing expected receipt details and triggers the creation of the inbound delivery.

 Excluded Options

Advanced Shipping Notification (B): Relevant for supplier communication but not directly used in decentralized EWM.

Expected Goods Receipt (C): Tracks expected receipt details but is not a physical warehouse document.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Check Inbound Process and Expected Goods Receipt Flow in SAP EWM documentation.

During putaway with process-oriented storage control in SAP EWM, product warehouse tasks are created for:

A. The First Process Step:

The first process step in process-oriented storage control involves initial movements or activities required for putaway.

Subsequent process steps may involve intermediate storage or additional handling, but the product warehouse task pertains to the first step specifically.

Incorrect Options:

B, C, D: Tasks for subsequent or final steps are managed separately and are not classified as product warehouse tasks for the first step.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Process-Oriented Storage Control

SAP Help Portal: Warehouse Task Creation

 Warehouse Orders

A warehouse order groups operations to be performed in the warehouse, such as putaway or picking. It can include:

Warehouse Requests (A): These are requests for inbound, outbound, or internal operations.

Physical Inventory Items (B): Items flagged for counting during physical inventory processes.

 Excluded Options

Warehouse Tasks (C): Tasks are detailed operations but are not directly part of a warehouse order.

Wave Items (D): Wave items are part of planning waves, not directly included in orders.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Warehouse Order Management and Structure in SAP EWM Help documentation for comprehensive details.