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Introducing Advanced Inventory Procedures: Sample Inventory
Exploring Foundations of Physical Inventory in SAP Cloud ERP
Describing the Business Scenario for Physical Inventory
2 min
Outlining Physical Inventory Methods
17 min
Outlining Integration with Warehouse Management Systems
8 min
Quiz
Introducing the Core Process: Annual Physical Inventory
Preparing and Planning for Physical Inventory
5 min
Creating the Physical Inventory Document
18 min
Explaining the Count: Printing, Distribution, Roles, and Execution
11 min
Entering the Count Results
17 min
Analyzing and Posting Differences
14 min
Managing Recounts
11 min
Optimizing and Simplifying Physical Inventory
15 min
Quiz
Introducing Advanced Inventory Procedures: Cycle Counting
Explaining the Concept and Strategy of Cycle Counting
8 min
Configuring Cycle Counting
16 min
Executing the Cycle Counting Process
10 min
Quiz
Introducing Advanced Inventory Procedures: Sample Inventory
Explaining the Concept and Strategy of Sample Inventory
3 min
Configuring Sample Inventory
16 min
Executing the Sample Inventory Process
9 min
Quiz
Outlining Additional Topics for Physical Inventory
Outlining Organizational Structures and Number Ranges in Physical Inventory
18 min
Defining Tolerances and Clearances
9 min
Defining Movement Types and Reason Codes
11 min
Reviewing User Authorizations and Roles in Physical Inventory
8 min
Quiz
Exploring Reporting and Analytics
Exploring SAP Fiori Apps for Real-Time Inventory Management
11 min
Exploring SAP Fiori Apps for Inventory Reporting and Optimization
12 min
Using the Manage Physical Inventory Documents App
11 min
Using AI-Assisted Situation Handling in Physical Inventory
5 min
Quiz
Exploring Foundations of Physical Inventory in SAP Cloud ERP
Describing the Business Scenario for Physical Inventory
2 min
Outlining Physical Inventory Methods
17 min
Outlining Integration with Warehouse Management Systems
8 min
Quiz
Introducing the Core Process: Annual Physical Inventory
Preparing and Planning for Physical Inventory
5 min
Creating the Physical Inventory Document
18 min
Explaining the Count: Printing, Distribution, Roles, and Execution
11 min
Entering the Count Results
17 min
Analyzing and Posting Differences
14 min
Managing Recounts
11 min
Optimizing and Simplifying Physical Inventory
15 min
Quiz
Introducing Advanced Inventory Procedures: Cycle Counting
Explaining the Concept and Strategy of Cycle Counting
8 min
Configuring Cycle Counting
16 min
Executing the Cycle Counting Process
10 min
Quiz
Introducing Advanced Inventory Procedures: Sample Inventory
Explaining the Concept and Strategy of Sample Inventory
3 min
Configuring Sample Inventory
16 min
Executing the Sample Inventory Process
9 min
Quiz
Outlining Additional Topics for Physical Inventory
Outlining Organizational Structures and Number Ranges in Physical Inventory
18 min
Defining Tolerances and Clearances
9 min
Defining Movement Types and Reason Codes
11 min
Reviewing User Authorizations and Roles in Physical Inventory
8 min
Quiz
Exploring Reporting and Analytics
Exploring SAP Fiori Apps for Real-Time Inventory Management
11 min
Exploring SAP Fiori Apps for Inventory Reporting and Optimization
12 min
Using the Manage Physical Inventory Documents App
11 min
Using AI-Assisted Situation Handling in Physical Inventory
5 min
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 3 right to pass this unit.
1.
What critical information is specified within the inventory sampling profile to ensure the statistical logic is applied correctly to the chosen stock?
Choose the correct answer.
The names of the truck drivers delivering the materials
The currency for calculations and the probability of error allowed
The preferred color of the printed inventory count sheets
The social media handles of the warehouse manager
2.
When configuring an inventory sampling profile, what is the purpose of setting an upper price limit?
Choose the correct answer.
To set the maximum amount a customer is allowed to pay for a material
To ensure that high-value items above this threshold are fully counted rather than sampled, due to their impact on results
To automatically discount any material that has been in the warehouse for more than a year
To limit the total value of the entire warehouse for insurance purposes
3.
Based on the Lorenz curve principle, which group of stock management units is typically chosen for sampling rather than a full count?
Choose the correct answer.
The 20% of stock units that account for 80% of the total value
Only the materials that are currently being shipped to customers
The 80% of stock units that account for only 20% of the total value
Every item in the warehouse, regardless of its value or position on the curve