SAP Updated C_S4EWM_2023 Exam Questions and Answers by lyla-rose

The packing profile assigned to the warehouse order creation rule determines how items are packed into handling units. Key options include:

A. Consider Length, Width, and Height:

Ensures that the dimensions of goods are considered for optimized packing into handling units.

C. Use a Simple Algorithm, a Complex Algorithm, or a BAdI:

Packing logic can be defined using simple or complex algorithms, or custom implementations via a BAdI (Business Add-In).

D. Skip a Warehouse Task That No Longer Fits Into the Pick Handling Unit:

Allows the system to skip tasks when items exceed the capacity of the handling unit.

Incorrect Options:

B: Creating items for packaging materials in the outbound delivery is not a standard packing profile feature.

E: Limiting the number of items packed is typically managed via capacity constraints, not packing profiles.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Packing Profile in Warehouse Order Creation

SAP EWM Documentation: Packing Profile Customization

To minimize customization efforts and maintain a single entry for process types with the same storage type search sequence:

A. Process Type Group:

A process type group allows multiple process types to share the same storage type search sequence.

This reduces redundancy and simplifies the configuration.

Incorrect Options:

B: Storage processes define step-by-step handling of goods but do not group process types.

C: Putaway control indicators are used for specific material handling but are not related to process type grouping.

D: Activities define warehouse tasks, not the grouping of process types.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Process Type Group Configuration

 Warehouse Cockpit Configuration

The warehouse cockpit is a customizable dashboard to monitor KPIs and warehouse activities.

Calculated Measurement Services (B): Derived from key data to calculate metrics for the cockpit.

Tailored Measurement Services (C): Custom-defined services based on specific operational needs.

 Excluded Options

Alerts from Alert Management (A): Alerts are not cockpit components; they are part of exception handling.

Basic Measurement Services (D): These are foundational but not directly addable to the cockpit.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Configuring the Warehouse Cockpit in SAP EWM documentation.

External process steps in SAP EWM define specific tasks executed outside the warehouse system. These can be assigned to the following objects:

Work Center (C):

External process steps can be directly linked to a work center to manage operations such as packing, kitting, or labeling.

This assignment is made in the process-oriented storage control configuration.

Handling Unit Type (D):

Specific handling unit types can be configured to include external process steps.

This ensures that certain types of handling units (e.g., pallets or boxes) are processed through external services like inspection or labeling.

Incorrect Options:

A: Delivery item types are not directly associated with external process steps.

B: Packaging specifications are used for packing processes but do not link to external process steps.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Process-Oriented Storage Control

SAP Help Portal: External Process Steps Configuration