A handling unit is a physical unit made up of the packaging materials and the commodities that are enclosed within it. A handling unit is always made up of a mix of products and packaging. By way of the handling units, all of the information included in the material items, such as batches and serial numbers, is constantly available. The handling units maintain all of the material's information, including batches, serial numbers, and amounts.
Handling units have unique identifying numbers that can be created using SSCC standards. Once the HU with the SSCC number has been generated, it can be stored in inventory at the storage site or bin level, as well as passed to appropriate partners along the supply chain. The HU can be relocated within or outside the organization, erased, or repackaged.
Handling Unit Management is the process of coordinating HU movement within a supply chain and within an inventory. Handling Unit Management simplifies operations related to units moving between supply chains and warehouses. Not every material is moved as a unit in any logistics process. It is packed and moved together with cartons, pallets and similar packaging materials. Or stored together.
The advantage of handling units at the storage place is also easily explained. On the one hand, the handling unit allows the employee to transport this or many containers on a pallet with their whole contents, but it also provides a clear picture of how much of each substance is stored in each container at any one time.
SAP Handling Unit Management is a critical warehouse solution for reducing errors, improving stock management, and ensuring traceability. Businesses can improve productivity and accuracy in the shipping process by integrating HUM into their ERP, leading to overall efficiency gains. You can manage high-volume warehouse operations and integrate complicated supply chain logistics into your warehouse and distribution processes using SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM).
Do you want to automate your warehouse processes? Choose MDP Group to implement EWM, not ZEWM!
SAP EWM Consultant
Delayed Delivery Update for EWM Inbound Deliveries
Business Example When the final putaway is done for material for inbound delivery, there can be a need to take the reverse of the goods receipt....
What is Continuous Improvement?
Continuous improvement refers to the improvements made every day that make our life easier and our business processes efficient. It is an approach...
Exploring SAP Data Migration: Transitioning from LSMW to Migration Cockpit and Beyond
Many businesses are turning to SAP as it offers a powerful, feature-rich platform that enables them to operate more efficiently, reduce costs and...
6 Factors to Consider When Choosing an ERP
Digital technologies have advanced faster than any innovation in history, and technological revolutions throughout history have changed the...
What is ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)?
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning and refers to a type of software used to manage the day-to-day business activities of organizations. ERP...
SAP Quality Management and SAP EWM Integration
What is Quality Management (QM)?SAP Quality Management (QM) is a part of SAP ECC (ERP Central Component) which is mainly used to help businesses...
Importance of Supply Chain Management
In today's world, where competition between organizations is increasing, the way to leave other businesses behind is to increase the satisfaction of...
What is B2B Integration?
In today's technology age, competition in the business sector has gained momentum. We see that companies that successfully adapt to digital...
Guideline for e-Archive in Turkey
What is the e-Archive? The invoice, which is the document of commercial transactions, has been included in the e-transformation process for a...
Your mail has been sent successfully. You will be contacted as soon as possible.
Your message could not be delivered! Please try again later.