Configuration Content for Labor Management

Configuration Content for Labor Management CUSTOMER Document Version: 2012_SP35 <Date> Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 1

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Table of Contents Configuration Content for Labor Management... 5 Activate Labor Management at Warehouse Level... 6 Define Activity for Picking with Labor Management... 7 Define Warehouse Process Type Indicator for Labor Management... 8 Define External Process Steps... 9 Define Warehouse Process Type... 10 Configure Automatic Determination of the Warehouse Process Type... 11 Specify the Storage Type Search Sequence for Stock Removal... 12 Assign External Process Step to Activity... 13 Activate Labor Management for Internal Process Steps... 14 Define Engineered Labor Standards for Picking... 15 Define Planning Formula... 16 Configure Preprocessing... 17 Activate Indirect Labor in Order Document Management... 18 Define Number Ranges... 19 Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 4

Configuration Content for Labor Management Purpose With the following customizing activities, you define a business process for Labor Management functions. To configure the Labor Management Process, you have to carry out the following settings: 1. Activate Labor Management at Warehouse Level [Page 6] 2. Define Activity for Picking with Labor Management [Page 7] 3. Define Warehouse Process Type Indicator for Labor Management [Page 8] 4. Define External Process Steps [Page 9] 5. Define Warehouse Process Type [Page 10] 6. Configure Automatic Determination of the Warehouse Process Type [Page 11] 7. Specify the Storage Type Search Sequence for Stock Removal [Page 12] 8. Assign External Process Step to Activity [Page 13] 9. Activate Labor Management for Internal Process Steps [Page 14] 10. Define Engineered Labor Standards for Picking [Page 15] 11. Define Planning Formula [Page 16] 12. Configure Preprocessing [Page 17] 13. Activate Indirect Labor in Order Document Management [Page 18] 14. Define Number Ranges [Page 19] Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 5

Activate Labor Management at Warehouse Level You can use this procedure to activate Labor Management at warehouse level. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Activate Labor Management. 2. Set the indicator LMActive (Labor Management is Active) for the appropriate Warehouse Number, for example 0001 Central Warehouse. 3. Choose Save. Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 6

Define Activity for Picking with Labor Management You can use this procedure to create the new activity for picking with Labor Management. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Define Activities. 2. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Warehouse No. 0001 Activity Description Process Cat. 3. Choose Save. Picking with Labor Management 2 Stock Removal Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 7

Define Warehouse Process Type Indicator for Labor Management You can use this procedure to create the warehouse process type determination LM. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Cross- Process Settings Warehouse Task Define Control Indicators for Determining Warehouse Process Types. 2. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Warehouse Number 0001 ProTypeDet Description 3. Choose Save. LM Labor Management Active Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 8

Define External Process Steps You can use this procedure to define the necessary external process steps ( and CLEA). 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Cross- Process Settings Warehouse Task Define Process-Oriented Storage Control. 2. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: External Step Description Int.Process Step CLEA Cleaning INDL (Indirect Labor) External Step Description Int.Process Step Pick with Labor Management PICK (Remove from Stock) When you enter the Internal Storage Process Step, the system sets the Direction automatically 3. Choose Save. Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 9

Define Warehouse Process Type You can use this procedure to copy the warehouse process type 2010 to the warehouse process type. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Cross- Process Settings Warehouse Task Define Warehouse Process Type. 2. Select Warehouse Number 0001 and Warehouse Process Type 2010, and choose Copy As. 3. Enter the following data: Warehouse No. 0001 Whse Proc. Type Description Stock Removal with Labor Management Whse Proc. Cat Manual WT Forbidden Activity SI Control Dest.Stor.Type Dest.Stor.Bin 4. Choose Save. 2 (Stock Removal) Set this indicator C (Always Assign New Stock Identification) 9020 (Provide in Goods Issue) GI-Zone Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 10

Configure Automatic Determination of the Warehouse Process Type You can use this procedure to create an entry for the warehouse process type determination for with the warehouse process type determination indicator LM. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Cross- Process Settings Warehouse Task Determine Warehouse Process Type. 2. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Warehouse No. 0001 Doc.Type ProTypeDet Whse Proc. Type. 3. Choose Save. OUTB LM Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 11

Specify the Storage Type Search Sequence for Stock Removal You can use this procedure to add to a storage type search sequence for stock removal. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Goods Issue Process Strategies Determine Storage Type Search Sequence for Stock Removal. 2. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Warehouse Number 0001 Whse Process Type / Group Storage Type Search Seq. RemR 3. Choose Save. PICK FIFO Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 12

Assign External Process Step to Activity You can use this procedure to assign the external process step to the activity. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Define Activities. 2. Choose the activity and add the following data:. Process Step 3. Choose Save. Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 13

Activate Labor Management for Internal Process Steps You can use this procedure to activate Labor Management for the internal process steps PICK and INDL. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Activate Labor Management. 2. Select the warehouse 0001 Central Warehouse and double click on Activate LM for Internal Process Step. 3. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Step Description LMActive PICK Picking Set this indicator Step Description LMActive 4. Choose Save. INDL Indirect Labor Set this indicator Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 14

... Define Engineered Labor Standards for Picking You can use this procedure to create a formula for picking and enter the engineered labor standards with the new formula. Create a Formula for Picking 1. On the SAP Easy Access screen in SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Settings Labor Management Formula Editor. If the system asks you to enter a warehouse number, enter 0001. 2. Select Formulas for Engineered Labor Standards and choose Create. 3. Enter the following data: Formula WGHT Description Weight * 10 Active Set this indicator 4. To enter the formula, make the following entries: a. In the bottom left area double-click the field A_Weight (Weight) b. In the bottom right area double-click the field * Multiplication c. In the bottom middle area choose Number and enter 10. 5. Choose Save. Enter the Engineered Labor Standards with the New Formula 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Determine Engineered Labor Standards. 2. Select Direct ELS Definition on the left side, choose New Entries and enter the following data: Whse. No 0001 Step Obj.-Typ Formula Active 3. Choose Save. E Warehouse Order for Warehouse Task WGHT Set this indicator Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 15

Define Planning Formula You can use this procedure to create a planning formula for the external step. 1. On the SAP Easy Access screen in SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Settings Labor Management Formula Editor. If the system asks you to enter a warehouse number, enter 0001. 2. Select Planning Goals and choose Create. 3. Enter the following data: Formula PRE1 Description Preprocessing goal weight / 3 External Step Active Set this indicator 4. To enter the formula, make the following entries: a. In the bottom left area double-click the field A_Weight (Weight) b. In the bottom right area double-click the field / Division c. In the bottom middle area choose Number and enter 3. 5. Choose Save. Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 16

Configure Preprocessing You can use this procedure to configure preprocessing. 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Define Delivery Date/Time for Preprocessing.. 2. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Warehouse Number 0001 Cat PDO Outbound Delivery Date/Time Type 3. Choose Save. SGODSISSUE (Goods Issue Start) 4. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Set Preprocessing. 5. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Warehouse Number 0001 Whse Proc. type Storage Process OUT1 6. Select this entry and double-click Preprocessing on the left side of the screen. 7. Choose New Entries and enter the following data: Sequence No. 1 Step Percentage 50,00 Duration 0 Unit 8. Choose Save. MIN Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 17

Activate Indirect Labor in Order Document Management You can use this procedure to activate the Order Document Management (ODM) components for indirect labor tasks (ILTs). 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Activate Order Document Management for Indirect Labor Tasks.. For more information on activating ODM for ILTs see the IMG documentation of this IMG activity. 2. Set the indicator Log Output as List. 3. Choose Execute. Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 18

... Define Number Ranges You can use this procedure to define number ranges for indirect labor and performance documents. Number Range for Indirect Labor 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Determine Number Ranges for Indirect Labor. 2. Choose Define Number Ranges for Indirect Labor Tasks. 3. Enter warehouse number 0001 and choose Change Intervals. 4. Choose Insert Interval and enter the following data: No 01 From number 000100000000 To number 000999999999 5. Choose Save and then choose Back twice 6. Choose Assign Number Range Intervals for Indirect Labor Task to Warehouse Number. 7. Enter 01 in the field NRI IND.Lab.Tsk for warehouse number 0001 Central Warehouse. 8. Choose Save. Number Range for Performance Document 1. In Customizing for SAP SCM, choose Extended Warehouse Management Labor Management Determine Number Range for Performance Document. 2. Choose Change Intervall. 3. Choose Insert Interval and enter the following data: No 01 From number 3000000000 To number 3199999999 4. Choose Save. Configuration Content for Labor Management 2012_SP35 19