SAP Updated C_S4EWM_2023 Exam Questions and Answers by arjun

 Elements to Which a Storage Process Can Be Assigned

Warehouse Order Creation Rule (C): A storage process can be linked to define how tasks are grouped into orders.

Warehouse Process Type (D): Determines the specific process steps within the storage process flow.

 Excluded Options

A (Storage Group): Not a valid assignment for a storage process.

B (Activity Area): Used for defining task groupings, but not directly assignable to storage processes.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Storage Process Configuration and Assignment in SAP EWM for comprehensive details.

Warehouse order creation rules can filter items at the item level based on the following criteria:

A. Time:

Items can be filtered by the time parameter to align with time-sensitive processes.

C. Volume:

The volume of items is used to group or limit tasks based on space considerations.

D. Weight:

Weight is an important criterion for creating manageable warehouse orders, especially for heavy items.

Incorrect Options:

B: Number of items is used at the warehouse task level, not for item-level filtering.

E: Handling units pertain to task execution and not item-level filtering.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Warehouse Order Creation Rules

SAP EWM Documentation: Filters for Item-Level Rules

 Activity Area and Storage Bin Relationship

An activity area groups storage bins for specific operations (e.g., picking, putaway).

Storage Bins from Different Storage Types (A): Multiple storage types can share bins grouped into a single activity area for logical task grouping.

 Excluded Options

B (Single Assignment): A bin can belong to multiple activity areas if needed for different tasks.

C (Manual Assignment): Assignment can be automated through configuration.

D (Organizational Level): An activity area groups bins but is not an intermediate level.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Activity Areas and Bin Grouping in SAP EWM.

The source bin of a product in an inbound delivery is determined by:

B. Warehouse Process Type:

Defines the process to be executed, such as putaway, and influences the source bin determination.

C. Staging Area and Door Determination:

Determines the staging area and door locations for goods received and indirectly influences the source bin based on configuration.

Incorrect Options:

A: Storage process governs handling and storage but does not directly determine the source bin.

D: Warehouse task is created after the source bin is determined.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Source Bin Determination in Inbound Deliveries

SAP EWM Documentation: Warehouse Process Types and Staging Area Determination