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QS Group S.p.A. Integrated Industrial Automation via Pian di Morro I 1/A 60043 Cerreto d’Esi (AN) Italy
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Qs-WMS Warehouse Management System SAP Integration
To realize a Logistics Project QS-Group offers a large variety of solutions that can help your company to integrate the SAP System, ensuring functionalities, performances and data exchange accuracy. The Qs-WMS is our Warehouse Management System software package that manages all the material and data flow of your logistic plant. Integration between SAP System and Qs-WMS concerns:
Functionalities: what has to be done, how and in which System ?
Data Exchange Methods: “communication channel” and “communication rules”
Integration and Data Exchange Methods QS-WMS includes a flexible and proven SAP Data Integration Module. The main aspects for data integration are:
Registry information
Incoming material list
Order & Picking plans
Operations feedback
Inventory
Data exchange method can be defined accordingly the existing communication methods on SAP side (today in your factory), together with required functionalities and performances. It‘s very important make clear that data exchange method is the composed by two aspects: the communication technology and the communication protocol. Available communication technologies are:
IDoc Interface
BAPI
RFC (sRFC, tRFC, qRFC)
CSV file
Web service
TCP-IP socket (only EWM)
SAP
WM
SAP
EWM
QS
WMS
Acceptance of materials
Warehouse storage
managementMaterial unloading plans
managementPicking/Refilling operations
Palletizing and shipping
managementReturns/reverse logistics
Cross docking
Quality inspection
Slotting and rearrangement
Kitting
Internal routing
Automation integration
Inventory
SAP and Qs-WMS Functionalities For a Logistic Plant management, there are the different scenarios:
SAP with no Warehouse Management module (only MM Module)
SAP with WM Module (Warehouse Management)
SAP with EWM Module (Extended Warehouse Management)
Depending on your scenario and your needs it must be defined which functionalities will be on SAP “side” and which on WMS side. Starting from this point the communication between the two system can be deeper investigated and defined. In the table a short list of possible functionalities for the different products.
