SAP Logistics
Our focus is on the modules of SAP logistics, which we explain to you in more detail. In addition, we explain the interaction of the SAP modules.
The framework is SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). The ERP itself is composed of several modules. Each module represents a business field of application. The individual SAP modules are closely interlinked and form a “total complex”. The close interlocking ensures optimum interaction of the processes.
Modules of logistics
- SAP MM – Materials Management; Materials
- SAP SD – Sales and Distribution; Sales
- SAP LES – Logistiscs Execution System; Shipping and warehouse management
- SAP WM – Warehouse Management or Warehouse Management is a key component of Logistics Execution
- SAP EWM – Extended Warehouse Management
- SAP SRM – Stock Room Management as unofficial successor to SAP WM under S/4HANA
Modules of logistics
- SAP MM – Materials Management; Materials
- SAP SD – Sales and Distribution; Sales
- SAP LES – Logistiscs Execution System; Shipping and warehouse management
- SAP WM – Warehouse Management or Warehouse Management is a key component of Logistics Execution
- SAP EWM – Extended Warehouse Management
- SAP SRM – Stock Room Management as unofficial successor to SAP WM under S/4HANA
Materials
Sales
The SAP SD module is a core of the SAP ERP. It maps complex documents such as quotation and order. In addition, sales maintain sigoats products as well as business partners and generates the billing document. Within sales, the master data from materials management is used. It creates deliveries with and without order reference using SAP ERP. It also links deliveries to transports. The documents build on each other, and the document flow is created as a result.