SAP Inventory Management

Training

Online

£ 10 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Training

  • Level

    Beginner

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Class hours

    10h

  • Duration

    Flexible

Inventory management is the practice of managing inventory flow across an organization with maximum efficiency. SAP inventory management and service-level optimisation software allows you to dynamically link customer service goals with inventory investments across the company's multistage supply chain. Some of the key advantages of SAP MM Inventory Management are: a) Ensure goods are consistently available at the right time and place, b) Reduce inventory and increase working capital with deeper insight into your supply chain, c) Improve demand planning and decrease safety stock levels to cut costs, d) Use enhanced supplier intelligence to minimise out-of-stock situations, e) Enable SAP ERP to recommend specific actions that balance profitable service and inventory. Important T-codes (transaction codes), that control the movement of materials into, through, and out of your SAP system are: a) MIGO – Goods movement, b) MB1A – Goods withdrawal, c) MB1C – Goods receipt, d) MBST – Cancel material document, e) MB02 – Change material document.

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Subjects

  • SAP
  • Supply
  • Inventory Management
  • Number Range assignment
  • Physical Inventory
  • Plant Parameters
  • Prerequisites for return to vendor
  • Process of Goods Issue
  • Stock Transfers
  • Movement Types

Teachers and trainers (1)

Uplatz  Elite trainer

Uplatz Elite trainer

SAP ABAP consultant

Course programme

Inventory Management in SAP 1. Basics of Inventory Management 2. Stock Types 3. Movement Types 4. Process of Goods Receipt 5. Process of Goods Issue 6. Stock Transfers i. What is Stock Transfer ii. Types of Stock Transfer iii. Transfer between Plants iv. Transfer between Storage Locations v. Transfer between Stock types vi. Transfer using Stock Transport Order
7. Return to Vendor i. Conditions under material returned to vendor ii. Prerequisites for return to vendor 8. Cancellation 9. Initial Stock 10. Reservations 11. Physical Inventory 12. Configuration i. Plant Parameters ii. Number Range assignment iii. Screen Selection iv. End User Restrictions for Inventory Management activities v. Movement Types and its attributes vi. Individual transaction configuration

SAP Inventory Management

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