on 02-09-2010 12:37 PM
Hi,
We have stock residing in 1 warehouse over 2 different location.
location A and location B being different physically situated.
If I need to replenished stock from location A to location B, what is the correct process.
Since picking is taking place in 1 area by 1 group and placement is handled in another area by another group, should I use the 2 step movement?
Can I just use LT01 instead? what to consider?
Thanks
Bye
You can very well use LT01 or LT10 if you prefer doing a manual repleneshmint.
Or you can setup the automatic replenishment that SAP WM offers.
Detailed information in this link: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60/helpdata/en/c6/f85c504afa11d182b90000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
under 'Replenishment for Fixed Bins'.
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Hi,
We are not using fixed bin stroage. We are using high rack and shelf racking.
Even if the replenishment run does executed, how do we handled picking from 1 warehouse (location A) and placement in another warehouse (location B).
It is just like Post Goods Issue out of Warehouse A and Goods receipt into Warehouse A.
Both are handled by different groups of people but belonging to the same company.
If it is within the same warehouse(same location), a TO would be sufficient. In this instance, I need advice.
Thanks
No further answer on it.
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We have a similar situation,
This is how we handle the movements:
first we use transfer orders.
we use bin to bin transaction via RF (lt01 0r lt10 would work also)
We created locations (bins) for this
we use t.o. to move the material into a bin while it is in transit (our bins are trailer numbers)
when it reaches the destination they use t.o. from trailer bin and into receiving bin
by using special bins for this process the actions can be tracked in reports by selecting only movements to and from the bins you create
also any inv. in the special transit bins would clearly be in transit and or waiting to be received so you retain accurate location data
Edit: if that is not acceptable to you perhaps you should consider creating production work orders for the material movements.
But I think the method we use is acceptable and MUCH less work then doing the transfers with production work orders.
Edited by: Arakish on Mar 23, 2010 11:47 PM
Hi,
In this case you need to create a two step transfer. First, post a material document with movement type 313 to pick stocks from the source location. A posting change notice will be created against that material doc and you can process the same using LT05.
This TO willpick the stocks form the picking location and move into an interim storage area 923
Second, you should post a material document using movement type 315 to receive stocks in the receiving location. Again a posting change notice will be created and you can process the same using LT05. This TO will move the stocks from 923 to the bin in a receiving location.
Hope this helps...
Thanks
Noopur
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Same warehouse number for both locations.
Location A and Location B are separated and quite a distance from each other.
Location A uses storage type 001 and location B uses storage type 002.
Need to send stock from location A to location B periodically as replenishment.
However, it need to be picked and PGI out from location A and GR with placement into location B.
Both activty is handled by different group of people.
I need some form of procedure to handle the output from location A and the input into location B.
Hope you have a clearer picture now.
Thanks
Hi,
"Same warehouse number for both locations.
Location A and Location B are separated and quite a distance from each other."
THAT is the problem. What you move inside a whse is considered to be one phyical location. There is no process in the Whse to cover such a requirement. The proper way would have been to have separate whses.
Best regards
Juergen
It can be done if the sites are same, but it is considered as a bin to bin movement where the bins belong to two different storage types but in the same warehouse.
In standard SAP WMS, the only transaction to do this is LT01 and LT10.
However, you can do some enhancement for your process. With LT01, at a time you can move single material from one bin to another.
Regards,
Noopur
I need some kind of documents just like Delivery order.
if some articles are transfer out of a warehouse from location A, how do I know it will eventually reached location B (which I have already mentioned is a few kilometre away and handled by different group of people).
That's my concern.
Can the transfer order an appropriate document to use now?
shouldn;t there be a document for picking in 1 location A and another for placement in location B?
Can you advice?
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