Turn the plan into movement
SAP's execution solutions run the warehouse, the yard, transportation, and the plant floor. We connect them so the plan actually gets executed.
Our execution work spans the warehouse, the yard, transportation, and the plant floor:
- Extended Warehouse Management (EWM): warehouse process design, implementation, and automation integration.
- Transportation Management (TM): planning, carrier collaboration, freight settlement.
- Yard Logistics.
- Business Network for Logistics: carrier and logistics partner collaboration.
- Production planning, detailed scheduling, and Digital Manufacturing.
- Quality and maintenance integration.
What leaders ask about SAP Supply Chain Execution
Practical answers to the questions that often shape the first conversation.
Which warehouse-design decisions determine whether EWM supports throughput, labor, and automation at scale?+
The fit depends on facility and process variation, inbound and outbound profiles, waves or order release, slotting, labor strategy, material-flow automation, and integration with ERP and transportation. We validate the design against peak and exception scenarios, then sequence deployment, cutover, and adoption around operational continuity.
How should TM connect transportation planning, execution, and settlement to service and cost objectives?+
Define planning scope, mode and carrier strategy, tendering, event visibility, freight settlement, and exception ownership across the network. Integrations to orders, deliveries, warehouse operations, and carrier data determine whether teams can respond to disruption while maintaining cost and customer commitments.
Can you integrate SAP EWM with warehouse automation?+
Yes. We design and implement integrations between EWM and material handling and automation systems.