I find SAP Extended Warehouse Management extremely easy to use with a very intuitive navigation system. It's made everything so much easier, especially simplifying the ordering of stock. I appreciate how detailed the movement and HU background are, which keeps traceability intact, solving a big issue we had before. The ability to reverse or edit transactions when a mistake is made is invaluable for managing ingredients and raw materials accurately. Transitioning to SAP was very smooth for our company, and users found it easy to learn and switch over. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'd just have to say some transactions can take a while to load up such as checking a location for stock can sometimes take 4/5 minutes to load, other than that I don't have any improvements Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the real-time stock visibility that SAP Extended Warehouse Management provides, allowing me to see exact quantities at every storage bin level and having them updated instantly as goods move through the warehouse. The solid integration with the rest of the SAP ecosystem is another aspect I appreciate, especially the seamless connection with procurement and sales, where a purchase order flows directly into the module for receiving without the need for retyping data. The inbound workflows are also excellent, with a structured step-by-step process from goods receipt to putaway, which suggests optimal storage locations based on predefined rules, so operators don't have to guess where to place stock. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The learning curve is steep. Configuration is complex and usually requires consultant support. The UI is inconsistent, some use modern Fiori apps, others still look dated. Troubleshooting is also harder than it should be, error messages are often unclear. The initial setup was not easy at all and required significant planning and consultant involvement from the start. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SAP Extended Warehouse Management excels at handling high-volume, complex operations through its robust automation integration and real-time inventory visibility. Its primary upside is extreme flexibility; you can optimize sophisticated slotting, labor management, and multi-step cross-docking within a single platform, ensuring seamless orchestration across even the most demanding global supply chains. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The primary drawback of SAP EWM is its daunting complexity, which often leads to steep learning curves and high implementation costs. The sheer volume of configuration options can be overwhelming, making the system feel rigid and cumbersome for smaller operations that require more agility rather than deep technical overhead. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like SAP Extended Warehouse Management for its ability to provide real-time visibility and control over warehouse operations. It accurately tracks inventory across different storage locations and ensures smooth coordination between inbound, outbound, and internal warehouse processes. I also appreciate how well it integrates with other SAP solutions, making it easier to maintain consistent data across supply chain and ERP systems. The advanced features like automated picking strategies, task management, and warehouse monitoring enhance efficiency and reduce manual errors. Overall, the platform's scalability and flexibility make it perfect for managing complex warehouse environments and handling large transaction volumes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While SAP Extended Warehouse Management is a powerful and feature-rich solution, there are a few areas that could be improved. The initial implementation and configuration can be quite complex and usually require experienced consultants, which can increase project time and cost. The user interface could also be more intuitive for new users. Some screens feel outdated and navigating through certain functions may take time for employees who are not very familiar with the SAP environment. Additional simplification and modern UI improvements would help improve user adoption. Another area for improvement is the learning curve. Because the system offers many advanced features, proper training is often required for warehouse staff to fully utilize its capabilities. Improving documentation and providing more user-friendly guidance would make onboarding easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) to be a game-changer for warehouse operations. It effectively helps in streamlining warehouse processes like receiving, storing, and shipping goods. The system is great for managing inventory, optimizing storage space, and automating tasks, which reduces manual errors and increases efficiency. I appreciate the wave management functionality because it optimizes the picking and packing processes, making them extremely efficient, and this boosts productivity while reducing labor costs. What I really like is how it adapts to different warehouse layouts and business needs, offering versatility. Plus, the integration with other SAP modules like S/4HANA ensures seamless data flow across the business. Additionally, integrating it with barcode scanning and RFID tools has significantly improved accuracy and speed in our operations. Transition from our previous system was smooth, thanks to SAP's migration tools, making it a big upgrade in terms of flexibility and scalability. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It requires a good understanding of SAP's data structures and warehouse processes. Plus, some users might find the UI a bit clunky, especially if they're not super familiar with SAP systems. Also, while EWM is super powerful, some advanced features need careful tuning to get the most out of them. For example, getting the most accurate slotting and storage recommendations requires feeding in good data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) for streamlining warehouse operations, like managing inventory, optimizing storage, and handling shipping and receiving processes. It's super helpful for businesses that need to keep track of complex warehouse tasks, automate workflows, and improve overall efficiency. SAP EWM has been a game-changer for us. The real-time inventory management and wave management features are super helpful in optimizing our warehouse operations. The integration with other SAP modules, like SAP S/4HANA, is seamless, making it a must-have for businesses looking to boost logistics efficiency. One standout feature is the wave management—it optimizes picking and packing processes, making our logistics super efficient. What really makes it shine is the real-time data and analytics. We get instant updates on inventory levels, order status, and warehouse performance, which helps us make informed decisions. The flexibility and customization options are also a big plus—we can tailor it to our specific needs. The analytics and reporting capabilities are impressive, giving us insights to make data-driven decisions. Overall, it's helped us streamline our logistics and improve efficiency. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While SAP EWM is a powerful tool, a few things can be tricky: - Complexity: The initial setup and configuration can be overwhelming, especially for new users. More intuitive guidance or simplified templates would help. - Customization limitations: Sometimes, we hit a wall with customization – certain processes require complex coding or workarounds, which can be time-consuming. - Integration challenges: While it integrates well with other SAP products, connecting with non-SAP systems can be a bit of a pain. More seamless integration options would be great. - User interface: Some screens and transactions feel a bit clunky or outdated. A more modern, streamlined UI would improve usability. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find SAP Extended Warehouse Management very helpful for managing and maintaining all inventory and production processes. It makes generating financial reports easy and helps maintain all data and physical inventory in a mannerly way. The system makes data entry easy and allows for outcome reports to be customized as per our requirements. It helps minimize inventory by maintaining proper stock and proper coding of raw materials and finished goods, which helps avoid stock-out situations and manage minimum inventory levels. I find it comfortable to learn and easy to work on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I feel like there's nothing really problematic in managing the warehouse with SAP Extended Warehouse Management. However, it would be nice to have more reports, like sales returns reports with aging alongside financial costs tailored to customer requirements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the real control SAP Extended Warehouse Management provides, where the system assigns tasks, removing the need for supervisors to guess. I appreciate the flexibility it offers for handling complex operations like managing multiple customers and special processes such as cross-docking, kitting, and VAS without needing workarounds whenever there are business changes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The implementation of SAP Extended Warehouse Management is heavy and expensive. It's over-complex for simple operations and the user experience is not friendly. The initial setup is not easy at all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about SAP Extended Warehouse Management is its high level of control and flexibility for complex warehouses. The advanced warehouse structure lets me define storage types, sections, and bins very precisely, which helps organize storage logically and reduce errors. I find the wave management feature very efficient for optimizing picking and speeding up dispatch. The RF support helps with real-time updates and ensures accuracy on the floor. The yard management and cross-docking give me better control over inbound and outbound logistics, reducing delays at docks. Integration with SAP ERP / S/4HANA provides a smooth data flow, keeping inventory, procurement, and sales perfectly aligned across operations. Overall, it's powerful for large or automated warehouses that need real-time visibility and detailed process control. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SAP Extended Warehouse Management is powerful, but it can feel complex and heavy. Implementation takes time, costs are high, and configuration requires skilled experts. Some interfaces are not very user-friendly, and customization can become expensive. For smaller operations, it may feel more complicated than necessary. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how SAP Extended Warehouse Management is heavily reliable and has an impressive range of features compared to its predecessor or other business suite tools. I appreciate the seamless integration with SAP components. The system's capabilities with different stock type management, quality inspection, value-added services, and material flow systems are quite valuable. I also find the flexibility in task creation, picking, and packing allows us to handle workloads efficiently. The standard functionalities provided are sufficient to manage proper workloads for our resources. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm looking for more applications for KPIs and more standard features for integration of robotization via API. Right now, we need all custom enhancements for integrating robots via API, and it would be good if we get these features in standard. The initial setup was not easy. SAP Extended Warehouse Management is a complex tool, and it’s hard to implement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.