Understand SAP EWM - Warehouse Order Creation Rules (WOCRs)

[@nestortorrespch9149]

Thanks a lot for your explanation, and summary.

[@LRB_AB]

Thank you so much
Great explanation and presentation

[@sapewm]

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Happy to hear that it was useful for you!

[@jefflu8316]

Really appreciated your great sharing 👍🤜🤛

[@nathansapkota417]

I regret to watch your videos lately. You told it in your visit but I neither you were that excited nor I thought this would be this great help fore.. 🙏

[@suchaleelim]

Thank you for the visualized , explanation, and especially summary pages. Very useful indeed.

[@bharathreddyk30]

Thank you 🙏

[@ilankinori3570]

Hello Hendrik, your videos very helpfull, thank you 🙂

[@bivashd]

excellent tutorial.thanks

[@Abhi_shakti]

Thanks, Hendrik for this great piece of work.

[@tehvirus666]

This is a REALLY REALLY good video. THANK YOU!!!!

[@athakkar1745]

Very well explained! Thank you 🙏

[@somireddysatti9299]

Perfect ... Well explained

[@nathansapkota2699]

Thanks for this wonderful demo!

[@nikhilkumar85]

Input about the WOCR 'UNDE' that gets determined and it does in the case where the task passes through all the WOCRs for a given AA and it does not find any relevant WOCR. In that case, the system assigns a default WOCR which is UNDE (Undetermined)
Another case where DEF gets assigned as a WOCR is where there are no WOCRs defined in the config for a certain AA.

[@riteshdube6088]

Thanks for adding a information
Nikhil Kumar.

[@sapewm]

Thanks Nikhil. Good point - I missed those points but fully agree to what you mentioned!

[@senthil2230]

Thank you ! Really helps lot

[@nikhilkumar85]

Hey Hendrik.. great video and compilation of the concepts. I am sure this will be useful for beginners and experienced folks alike.

[@rockwithaman]

Thank you! Amazing explanation

[@RaghavendraVKathari]

Hi Hendrik,
Thanks, very useful video
Please make more such videos and If possible please make a video on Config of HU in detail and clarify the concept of the availability group and WPT

[@sapewm]

Thanks for the input. Will include your points in my backlog!

[@riteshdube6088]

Hi Hendrik,
Very nice video. I had gone thorough various other video's previously but the way you explained it using funnels and associated steps , it bought more clarity. Please keep sharing more. I am trying to search a video in your play list which could help me understand how the source and destination bin determine in a simple direct put away- process. If its already in play list could you please share link.
Thank you!!

[@sapewm]

Thanks for your feedback Ritesh. I did not do a video in the area of putaway strategies yet (apart fromt the one about how to enhance it which would not help you much). However, there is lots of content available help around this topic in the SAP online help. Hope that helps!

[@MelihDal]

Thanks for the valuable information.

[@ayushsrivastava1763]

Thank you for the brief explanation. However , more real time examples would have helped understanding this process better

[@sapewm]

Thanks for the feedback. Will be considered for further videos!

[@akshaysonurkar1521]

Perfect...Well explained. Appreciate 🙏

[@LRB_AB]

Could you please create a video about the creation of ERP Org. Structure and integration model besides the linkage on the erp side and also on the EWM side.
I would be so thankful if you would do it for both decentralized and centralized systems.
Thank you so much ❤

[@sapewm]

...there are plenty of other topics on my wishlist backlog at this point but I will add it and consider this topic at some point in the future!

[@ayoubrouiyess7767]

Well explained !!! thanks

[@suhasbhagat1562]

Great Video and very good technique very helpful
Can you Explain the Consolidation Group More in Detail

[@sapewm]

...will keep that in mind for the next videos. Thanks for your input!

[@Pan-Zagloba-IE]

nice video

[@Logan31084]

Great video. Could you please also add demo in the system, as a real example ?

[@sapewm]

..not planned right now. Best learning experience is to try it on your own anyways ;-)

[@Rm-543]

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[@akipursiainen6635]

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