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Nitin Solan
January 6, 2020
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SAP EWM- Deconsolidation process


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Follow Purpose:
The purpose of this article to understand the deconsolidation process perform in
EWM during Goods receipt, where we received the mixed materials HU from one
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supplier and before placing the material to final destination we first open the HU
received from supplier take out the different material from it and packed the
materials into Individual HU before final placement.
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We can use deconsolidation for single material received from supplier or mixed
material received in one  pallet.

In this scenario, I have picked different material received from supplier in one Big
pallet.

Deconsolidation
The deconsolidation settings are divided in five parts as below:

1. Define work center


2. Define deconsolidation Attribute
3. Consolidation group mapping and Number Range mapping
4. Process oriented storage control Mapping
5. Master Data settings

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1) Define Work center for Deconsolidation (DEKO)


Deconsolidation work center is the place where all the incoming HU (mixed
material HU or Single material HU or Large Material HU ( big in size) that need to
be broken into small HU before final Put away.

SCM EWM →EWM→ Master Data → Work center→ Define work center

Define the work center (DEKO) : where the HU will be deconsolidated, define 
storage type, external step and Layout.

2. Deconsolidation Configuration (Attribute)


MaxD will help system to identify the number of warehouse task that Inbound HU
can have beyond the number or exceeding the number the system will locate the
HU to Deconsolidation Work center.

If the number of WT is lesser than the value defines in MaxD then system will not
route the HU to Deconsolidation work center but directly put away the material
based on put away strategy

MaxP the number of put way HU the system will create once the inbound HU is
deconsolidated ( in Deconsolidate  work center).

Path -> SPRO → EWM → Goods receipt process → Deconsolidation→ Define


Attribute for Deconsolidation

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SCM EWM → Goods receipt process → Deconsolidation→ Specify


Deconsolidation Station

Maintain the warehouse, Source storage type and HU type group in combination
of Work center. This combination is required so that system can identify  where
the HU needs to go after the inbound step is completed (if its meets above
criterial MaxD, MaxP).

3. Consolidation Group Assignment


Assign consolidation group for Deconsolidation storage bin and final put away
storage bin.

SCM EWM→ EWM → Master Data → Activity Area → Assign storage bin to
activity area

 
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Define Number range for Consolidation group

SCM EWM → Goods receipt process → Deconsolidation→ Assign Number Range


interval to consolidate Group

Note:

Do not forget to perform bin sorting (/n/SCWM/SBST) in case the setup for
DECON (activity area, storage bin is new)
 Cross check the table if Consolidation group assignment is available in
storage bin Table → /SCWM/LAGPS

4. Process Oriented Storage Control Mapping


SCM EWM → EWM → Cross process setting → Warehouse Task → Define
process-oriented storage control

Go to process Oriented storage control tab and look for External step
configuration settings related to DECON step IB02. Here activate the rule base
config, were the system will search the storage bin based on the strategy  and
mapping done in Work center & under DECON attribute settings.

Assign Storage process INBG with warehouse process type and warehouse
process type indicator and assign the Warehouse process type indicator in
Product master.

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Once system read the IB02 setting it will look for Work center where IB02 step
settings are define and then based on the setting mention in the storage bin in
combination of Storage type 8A10 and Inbound section – INBD, system will pick
the storage bin -DECON.B

5. Master Data Setting :


Master data require for deconsolidation bin assignment with Work center→
/N/SCWM/TWORKST.

Process Flow:-
Step 1: create purchase order

Step 2: Create Inbound delivery: Perform packing during inbound delivery


creation and delivery will be distributed to EWM.

Step 3: Access Inbound delivery in EWM and perform unloading. Tcode: 


/n/SCWM/IDN

Step 4: Perform UNLOADING using Unloading button

Step 5: System will create the Warehouse task to move the Stock/Hu from Doors
to Goods receipt /Inbound (GR) area and another WT will be crate that will move
the HU from GR Area to Deconsolidation Area -DEKO work center.

Go to Monitor using T-code :  /n/SCWM/MON

Warehouse Order

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Warehouse Task: The HU will be place in DECON.B bin after confirmation

Confirm the Warehouse task to move the material from Source BIN -123A to
DECON.B bin. As of now the 2nd & 3rd line item of Warehouse task is set as ‘B’ →
on hold, Once the DECON activity is done we can see the status changes from ‘B’
to ‘active’ for moving Decon HU to Final put away.

Step 6: Go to Deconsolidation Work center

Tcode /n/SCWM/DCONS

In selection screen enter the warehouse no and Work center ‘DEKO’ and execute
or further filter it will possible options available on screen

In Decon Screen , select the possible destination HU tab , enter the packing
material and enter the qty of HU that we want to be created to place/distribute
the material and click on create button.

Generate the HU and place material from Big pallet to separate HU with required
qty (for both material).

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Step 7:Perform Complete HU process so that system will generate the


Warehouse task to put away the HU’s to destination bin.

In Warehouse Monitor /n/SCWM/MON we can see that system has created the
Warehouse task each for HU’s and the Status has been changed from ‘B-hold’ to
Active.

Before HU step completion → The Warehouse task status

After HU step completion

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Confirm the open warehouse task to move the material to final Destination bin.

Summary:
The Deconsolidation process can be use in different putways process where
one handling unit carrying mixed or single material can be break and packed
into different handling unit depending upon warehouse HU settings and the
packing specification maintained in system against the incoming material.
The POSC will be used to perform different process step involved in
Deconsolidation (like Unloading, Deconsolidation, Final put away).
In EWM, deconsolidation should be triggered on following:
1. If materials in HU belong to different activity area or different storage
type and the final put away storage type are HU managed.
2. Maximum number of warehouse task in the inbound HU is exceeded as
define in system (Max D)

Regards

Nitin Solan

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