Ti-Hi in SAP

[Former Member]

Hi,

warehouse requires Ti-Hi information. could I know which field is the best place to put Ti-Hi in SAP?

Thank you.

[former_member209095 · Accepted solution]

Hello Glen,

I hope you posted to right section, this is EWM forum.

If you have EWM, packspec is what you need. There is a layer section in main and sub levels where you can define them individually.

Tcode: /SCWM/PACKSPEC - Maintain Packaging Specification.

Best regards

Serhan

[r_soares]

HI Glen,

did you manage to find a solution to maintain TI and HI information in ECC?

We are facing the same issue and if you could provide any lessons learnt in what you implement would be helpful.

Regards

Rui

[former_member193471]

What is Ti and Hi. Is it Pallet Dimensions or Box Information? How do you use it. Earlier, Serhan suggested to use PackSpec Information. Does it help you?

Regards,

Sathish

[former_member193471]

Hello,

You can maintain TI X Hi information at below.

If you are using Warehouse in ECC.

SPRO -> Logistics Execution -> Warehouse Management -> Strategies -> Putaway Strategies -> Define Strategy for Bulk Storage -> Bulk Structure.

Else, Packaging Specification is the best options.

Regards,

Sathish

[Former Member]

Hi Glen,

Let's say for eg:  product X is shipped from vendor in Ti Hi of 6x2 and you want to store in WH in Ti x Hi of 4X3 ,

In this cas ego to Packspec and in the first level go to layer qty .

For above eg: enter 4 as layer qty and no of layers as 3.

This will serve the purpose of Ti x Hi

Regards,

Dhiren

[Former Member]

Hi,

Sorry. What if I don't use EWM? Where should I put the field in ECC?

[former_member209095]

Hello Glen,

Sorry. What if I don't use EWM? Where should I put the field in ECC?

I was afraid you were going to say that!

I don't know a specific place to put these, but you can look Tcode: POP1 - Create Packing Instruction for a solution. This isn't used at WM, this is for SD and used while in delivery change mode(VL02N)>>packing.

I may not help further on this.

Best regards

Serhan