C_S4EWM_2023 Practice Exam Questions and Answers

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.

 Mapping SAP ERP Warehouse to SAP EWM Warehouse

Business System (A): Represents the SAP ERP or other system communicating with SAP EWM, enabling system integration.

Warehouse Number (C): Identifies the logical warehouse entity, ensuring seamless mapping between SAP ERP and SAP EWM.

 Excluded Options

Storage Location (B): Relevant within SAP ERP but not a direct mapping object for SAP EWM integration.

Plant (D): Although used in organizational structures, it is not directly part of the EWM mapping process.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Warehouse Integration Between SAP ERP and SAP EWM for configuration details.

 Elements of an Inspection Rule

Inspection Procedure (C): Defines the inspection process and criteria for quality checks.

Sample Drawing Procedure (D): Governs how samples are selected and drawn for inspection.

 Excluded Options

A (Work Center): Work centers are operational locations, not part of inspection rules.

B (EWM Stock Type): Stock type influences inventory management, not inspections.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Inspection Rule and Quality Management Configuration in SAP EWM.

Packing Modes for Pick-Handling Units

Simple Algorithm (B): Basic rules for handling unit creation based on product attributes.

Complex Algorithm (D): Advanced rules combining multiple factors for handling unit creation.

Excluded Options

A (Limit Value): Not directly related to pick-handling unit creation.

C (Consolidation Group): Used for grouping deliveries, not handling unit creation.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Packing Mode Configuration and Algorithms in SAP EWM.

 Storage Type Search Sequence for Stock Removal

Storage Sections (B): Subdivisions within a storage type, allowing finer control over stock search.

Storage Bin Types (C): Defines specific bin characteristics, aiding precise stock location.

 Excluded Options

Storage Type Groups (A): Relevant for search sequence during putaway, not removal.

Storage Types (D): Included indirectly through sections and bins but not directly in search sequences.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Storage Type Search Sequence Setup in SAP EWM Help for detailed steps.

A direct outbound delivery order is created for scenarios where goods are directly moved out of the warehouse without standard intermediate steps. The applicable processes include:

A.  

Scrapping:

Used to dispose of damaged or obsolete stock directly from the warehouse.

D.  

Issue to Cost Center:

Materials issued for internal consumption or to a specific cost center.

E.  

Direct Sales:

Goods sold directly from the warehouse to customers, bypassing typical outbound processing.

Incorrect Options:

B: Replenishment involves internal movements and does not create outbound delivery orders.

C: Inventory differences are adjusted during inventory procedures, not via outbound deliveries.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Direct Outbound Delivery Order Scenarios

SAP EWM Documentation: Outbound Delivery Order Processing

A staging area in SAP EWM serves the following purposes:

B.  

An Area Used for the Interim Storage of Goods in the Warehouse:

It is used as a temporary location for goods before their next process step, such as loading or putaway.

D.  

A Section in a Storage Type with the Staging Area Group Storage Type Role:

Staging areas are defined as sections within specific storage types, classified under the "Staging Area Group" role for organizing goods.

Incorrect Options:

A: While staging areas may support production, they are not restricted to production storage.

C: The inbound section of a packing work center is not a staging area by definition.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Staging Area Configuration

SAP EWM Documentation: Storage Types and Staging Areas