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

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The storage type search sequence for stock removal in SAP EWM is determined systematically. Option A ("The system attempts to read the combination of warehouse number and stock removal indicator, then it uses the combination of warehouse number and warehouse process type") is correct, as defined in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Goods Issue Process > Strategies > Define Storage Type Search Sequence. The system first checks the stock removal indicator (e.g., FIFO) with the warehouse number, then falls back to the process type if needed. Options C and D mention an "access strategy," which is not a standard EWM term in this context.

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Tailored measurement services in SAP EWM are custom metrics for monitoring. Option A ("They use basic measurement services for the key figures") is correct because they build on predefined basic services, extended via configuration in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Monitoring > Define Tailored Measurement Services. Option D ("They can be displayed in the graphical warehouse layout") is correct as they integrate with visualization tools like the graphical warehouse layout. Option B relates to SAP BW, not EWM directly, and option C is incorrect as tailored services are not based on calculated services but are custom-built.

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The warehouse cockpit in SAP EWM (transaction /SCWM/WCOC) is a customizable dashboard. Option A ("Basic measurement services") is correct as these predefined metrics (e.g., task count) can be added. Option C ("Tailored measurement services") is correct because custom metrics tailored to specific needs can also be included, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Monitoring > Warehouse Cockpit. Option B ("Alerts") is managed separately in alert management, and option D ("Calculated measurement services") is not a standard cockpit object type.

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The warehouse management monitor in SAP EWM provides visibility into various stock types. Option C ("Reserved stock") is correct as it shows stock allocated for specific tasks or orders, viewable under nodes like "Stock and Bin" in transaction /SCWM/MON. Option D ("Stock on resources") is correct because it displays stock currently handled by resources (e.g., forklifts), also accessible in the monitor. Option A ("Stock in transit") is managed between warehouses and not typically detailed in the EWM monitor, while option B ("Stock in transportation units") relates to transportation management, not warehouse stock visibility.

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The business system in EWM integration represents the source or target system (e.g., ERP) in the landscape. Option A ("It is connected to a logical system…") is correct because it links to a logical system via RFC, and warehouse requests store the business system for tracking, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Interfaces > Define Business System. Option C ("It can be used to separate materials…") is correct as it differentiates stock origins in multi-system scenarios. Option B is incorrect because RFC parameters are defined separately, and option D is handled by document type mapping, not the business system itself.

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In SAP EWM, a storage bin must be unique across the entire warehouse number to ensure accurate stock tracking, as defined in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Master Data > Storage Bins. Option D ("In the warehouse") is correct. Options A, B, and C (section, activity area, storage type) are organizational levels within the warehouse, but uniqueness is enforced at the warehouse level.

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Stock removal strategies in SAP EWM determine how stock is picked. Option B ("Large/small quantities") is correct because it leverages packaging specifications or AUOM to prioritize picking larger or smaller units, configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Goods Issue Process > Strategies > Stock Removal. Option D ("Partial quantities first") is correct as it uses AUOM to pick partial units first. Option A (Stringent FIFO) relies on date, not packaging/AUOM, and option C (Fixed bin) is location-based, not quantity-based.

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Process-oriented storage control (POSC) in SAP EWM manages complex processes with internal and external steps (e.g., deconsolidation, VAS). Option B ("External process step to a storage process") is correct because external steps (e.g., quality check) are assigned to a storage process in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Cross-Process Settings > Process-Oriented Storage Control > Define Storage Process, linking them to the overall flow. Options A, C, and D are incorrect as they don’t align with POSC configuration logic.

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Advanced production integration in SAP EWM stages materials for production. Option A ("Packaging specifications") is correct as it defines handling unit quantities, option C ("Kanbans") is correct for Kanban-based staging, and option D ("Production material requests") is correct as PMRs drive staging quantities, all configured in SPRO: SCM Extended Warehouse Management > Advanced Production Integration. Option B (waves) is outbound-related, and option E (replenishment) is internal, not production-specific.