Smart Logistics and Warehouse Management Solution

SAP EWM

Woongjin brings proven SAP EWM expertise to unify complex warehouse and distribution operations. With automation and real-time insights, enterprises improve accuracy, cut costs, and scale logistics efficiently.

What is SAP EWM?

SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) is an advanced logistics solution that optimizes warehouse and distribution processes. It manages inventory, inbound, picking, packing, and outbound operations in real time. With SAP EWM, enterprises can streamline logistics, improve accuracy, lower costs, and achieve stable, scalable operations.

Experience Advanced Logistics Processes

Woongjin specializes in Warehouse Management (WM) solutions.
We offer the powerful SAP EWM based on experiences with leading domestic retail companies in Korea. With our unique four driving strategies and three core objectives, you can successfully realize your system into the To-Be operation model of integrated logistics systems.

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SAP EWM System Architecture

EWM is an extended-solution with the broaden functionality of ERP-WM, which is informed with SAP's 20-year history of stability.
It can be installed on a separate server from ERP and is ideal for managing distribution centers in logistics/retail companies. With SAP EWM's flexible processes, complex warehouse management can be effectively addressed.

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Benefits

The implementation of the EWM system can lead to increased productivity and reduced warehouse costs at each logistics center.
Standardization of logistics processes can enhance productivity and accuracy while reducing errors.

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FAQ

  • Q1. What is SAP EWM?
    SAP EWM is an enterprise-grade solution for managing complex, large-scale warehouse and logistics center operations. Beyond basic inbound and outbound functions, it supports inventory optimization, automation equipment control, and real-time monitoring to enhance operational efficiency and accuracy for global enterprises.
  • Q2. How is SAP EWM different from traditional ERP or WMS?
    While traditional WMS focuses primarily on inventory and inbound/outbound processes, SAP EWM integrates workers, equipment, and resources into one system. It supports labor management, predictive slotting, automation integration, and digital twin simulations to achieve both accuracy and efficiency.
  • Q3. Which companies are best suited for SAP EWM?
    SAP EWM is ideal for global manufacturing, distribution, and logistics companies managing large SKUs and complex inventory turnover. For example, a global dairy company consolidated fragmented systems and legacy WM into SAP EWM to achieve real-time warehouse visibility and accuracy, while an industrial manufacturer expanded its domestic S/4HANA EWM implementation across overseas subsidiaries to strengthen consistency and supply chain visibility.
  • Q4. What differentiates Woongjin in SAP EWM implementation?
    Woongjin has the highest number of SAP EWM implementations in Korea and has been recognized with the Korea Logistics Award for its expertise. In addition, Woongjin provides advanced, industry-specific logistics innovation by integrating its own W-WMS with SAP EWM for tailored optimization.
  • Q5. What benefits can companies expect from SAP EWM?
    With SAP EWM, companies have achieved improved inventory accuracy from 95% to 99.5% and reduced labor costs by 20%. Additional benefits include standardized processes, optimized automation, and scalability for global expansion.

References Learn More

  • LX Pantos
    LG LSP Project
    [Project Overview]
    LX Pantos, a global 3PL specialist, providing comprehensive Warehousing and Distribution (W&D) services, standardized and uplifted the logistics operations of its affiliates using SAP. Throughout this project, LX Pantos integrated specialized processes for numerous shippers of the 3PL company, making them available for use within the corporate group.

    [Significance]
    Established a new integrated platform based on SAP for logistics processes, - from order to warehouse/delivery/account management - applying global standard business processes based on the global best practice.
    - Upward leveling of logistics operations and applying global standard working processes
    - Securing and analyzing data to discover opportunities for logistics improvement
  • Retail Company, L
    SAP EWM Implementation and Integration
    [Project Overview]
    This extended warehouse management and logistics automation project, conducted alongside the implementation of SAP’s distribution industry solution, spanned a total of 18 months, including a four-month testing period and a one-month stabilization phase. The solution scope covers SAP’s Extended Warehouse Management (eWM) solution, System Integration (PO) solution, SFA’s automated equipment, and warehouse logistics management solutions, encompassing the entire logistics process from ordering, storage, picking, and shipping to returns and disposal.

    [Significance]
    - Cross-channel pickup across online and offline channels with location-based marketing
    - Streamlined mobile payment options for enhanced user convenience.
  • BorgWarner Korea
    SAP WM Implementation
    [Project Overview]
    BorgWarner, multinational Company based in the United States, sequentially implemented systems for its five offices in Korea. Woongjin developed a standard template, successfully implemented and stabilized it in a rollout format, and continued to oversee operations, maximizing system efficiency.

    [Significance]
    - Stabilized MRP and successfully established WM, extending its use to the production site.