SAP C_S4EWM_2023 - SAP Certified Associate - SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, Extended Warehouse Management

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For a new EWM document type in an inbound process, integration with SAP ERP is critical. Option C ("Define the SAP ERP document type mapping to the delivery document type") is correct because you must map the ERP document type (e.g., "EL" for inbound delivery) to the EWM document type in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Interfaces > ERP Integration > Map Document Types. Options A, B, and D are either predefined (document category) or not mandatory (item type, delivery type determination) for basic inbound setup.

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The Material Flow System (MFS) in SAP EWM integrates with PLCs for automation. Option B ("Directly integrate to the PLC using ABAP Push Channels") is correct as it enables real-time communication via WebSockets, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Material Flow System > Communication. Option D ("Use an RFC adaptor (e.g., SAP Plant Connectivity)") is correct because SAP Plant Connectivity (PCo) uses RFC to connect EWM to PLCs. Option A (ALE/IDoc) and option C (PPF/IDoc) are not standard for direct PLC communication; they’re more suited for system-to-system data exchange.

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SAP Signavio supports process modeling. Option C ("SAP Signavio Process Manager") is correct because it’s the tool for designing and creating workflows, used in S/4HANA brownfield projects to align with clean core principles. Options A and B focus on analysis, and option D is for governance, not workflow creation.

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Outbound processes in SAP EWM involve steps from picking to shipping. Option B ("Pack") is correct as it’s a standard step for preparing goods, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Goods Issue Process > Packing. Option C ("Value-added services") is correct because VAS (e.g., labeling) can be part of outbound processing, set up in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Value-Added Services. Option A (Deconsolidation) is inbound-specific, and option D (Quality inspection) is typically inbound or internal.

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Activity areas in SAP EWM group bins for specific activities (e.g., picking). Option B ("Storage bins from different storage types can be assigned to the same activity area") is correct because bins from multiple storage types (e.g., high rack, bulk) can share an activity area, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Master Data > Activity Areas > Assign Storage Bins. Option C is incorrect as bins can belong to multiple activity areas for different activities. Options A and D are not mandatory requirements.

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In decentralized EWM, some document categories can be bypassed, but option A ("An outbound delivery order and an outbound delivery") is mandatory because the outbound delivery order (ODO) is created in EWM from an ERP outbound delivery request, and the outbound delivery is completed after processing, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Goods Issue Process > Outbound Delivery. Other combinations (B, C, D) can be optional or situational.

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The shipping cockpit (/SCWM/SHCO) in SAP EWM manages outbound processes. Option A ("Create waves and assign doors") is correct as it supports wave creation and door assignment, and option D ("Create and check in transportation units") is correct for TU management, both available in the cockpit. Option B is transportation management-specific, and option C (Pick HUs) is done during picking, not in the cockpit.

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In process-oriented storage control (POSC) for putaway, warehouse tasks are created for specific steps. Option D ("The first and final process steps") is correct because tasks are generated for the initial step (e.g., unloading) and the final step (e.g., putaway to bin), as defined in the storage process configuration in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Cross-Process Settings > Process-Oriented Storage Control. Option A (all steps) includes intermediate steps not always task-based, while B and C are too restrictive.

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Storage type roles in SAP EWM define their function. Option B ("Deconsolidation") is correct for breaking down HUs, option C ("Work Center in Staging Area Group") is correct for staging, and option E ("Production Supply") is correct for production areas, all set in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Master Data > Define Storage Type. Option A (Conveyor) is an MFS object, and option D (Identification Point) is a bin type role.

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In decentralized EWM with QM integration, inspection rules define quality checks. Option A ("Sample drawing procedure") is correct as it specifies sampling logic, and option B ("EWM stock type") is correct because it determines the stock to inspect (e.g., unrestricted), both configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Quality Management > Define Inspection Rules. Option C (work center) is production-related, and option D (properties) is too vague and not a standard element.