We engineer SAP EWM, TM and warehouse automation solutions for complex industrial operations — from architecture to go-live.
Serving industrial, pharmaceutical, automotive and logistics organisations across Europe.
Moving off classic Warehouse Management, deciding on deployment model and scoping the migration before budget and timeline are locked in.
Connecting SAP EWM to conveyors, AS/RS, AMRs or a WCS layer — and defining where SAP's responsibility ends and the automation layer's begins.
Scoping how EWM, TM and logistics execution fit into an S/4HANA programme, not just the technical conversion.
An existing EWM or TM implementation is live but unstable, under-performing or difficult to support — and needs a senior second look.
Three packaged consulting and engineering engagements — each scoped to a specific decision, not a full transformation programme.
Our capabilities are concentrated in SAP supply chain execution, warehouse automation and the integration layer that connects them. We do not position ourselves as generalists.
End-to-end SAP supply chain delivery — from SAP EWM and Stock Room Management to SAP TM and logistics execution, through S/4HANA supply chain transformation programmes.
Connecting SAP execution processes to the physical warehouse — SAP EWM MFS, WCS and Fleet Manager integration, MES and shopfloor connectivity, and the equipment layer itself.
Enterprise and solution architecture, SAP BTP extension development and clean-core-aligned engineering that keeps systems upgrade-safe.
A manufacturing and distribution operation needed to move from classic Warehouse Management to SAP EWM without disrupting daily execution.
WM-to-EWM strategy, target architecture definition, migration scoping and integration assessment across inbound, outbound and internal warehouse processes.
Senior consultants led architecture decisions, structured the migration approach and supported delivery through configuration and testing.
An automated distribution operation required SAP EWM to communicate reliably with AMRs, conveyors and a third-party warehouse control system.
Integration architecture spanning SAP EWM, WCS, Fleet Manager and RFID infrastructure, with attention to exception handling and operational resilience.
Senior consultants defined the integration architecture and supported the connection between SAP and the automation layer.
A regulated manufacturing environment needed SAP warehouse and logistics processes that met both operational and compliance requirements.
SAP EWM and logistics execution processes designed for traceability, controlled handling and industrial operational complexity.
Senior consultants brought SAP process expertise and configuration experience to a compliance-sensitive operational environment.
The integration architecture between SAP and automation equipment depends on the operational environment. We design and implement the right approach for each context — from direct EWM MFS connections to multi-layer integration architectures.
SAP EWM Material Flow System for automated equipment connected directly to SAP — applicable for conveyors, sorters and equipment that follows the MFS communication model and protocol set.
Integration of autonomous mobile robots and automated guided vehicles via fleet management systems, WCS or direct APIs — depending on vendor, protocol and warehouse architecture.
Integration between SAP EWM, PP and QM and shopfloor execution systems via IDoc, REST APIs and OPC-UA — enabling real-time production order and goods movement synchronisation.
Integration of RFID fixed readers, mobile scanners, barcode tunnels and vision systems with SAP EWM — for automated goods receipt, Warehouse Task confirmation and inventory management.
Our AI accelerators are practical tools that support consultants, architects and support teams during SAP programme delivery and operations. They are not autonomous systems. All outputs require human review before any action is taken.
Planning a WM-to-EWM migration is analytically intensive. Legacy custom objects, interfaces, process gaps and migration risks are difficult to assess consistently at programme scale.
Supports structured analysis of current-state WM configuration, custom ABAP objects, interface inventory and migration risks. Helps project teams define scope, structure the backlog and prepare a test approach for the transformation programme.
Available for assessment and pilot definitionProducing consistent, complete functional specifications and test cases across large SAP programmes is time-consuming and prone to gaps and inconsistencies between workstreams.
Supports the generation, review and consistency checking of functional specifications, technical designs, test cases and traceability matrices. Helps project teams accelerate documentation-intensive workstreams while maintaining quality standards.
Available for assessment and pilot definitionInvestigating warehouse exceptions, blocked Warehouse Tasks, IDoc errors and system inconsistencies requires navigating multiple SAP transactions and log entries simultaneously.
A human-controlled investigation assistant that helps consultants and support teams navigate exceptions, retrieve relevant log entries and identify likely root causes across SAP EWM, integration layers and automation interfaces.
Available for assessment and pilot definitionERP Factory combines senior architecture, pragmatic functional and technical delivery, and scalable engineering capability — with European client proximity throughout the engagement.
Senior SAP architects remain accountable across the engagement — not only during scoping, but through configuration, integration and go-live.
Configuration, custom development, integration and testing are handled by the same team that designed the target architecture.
Engagement, communication and governance are structured around close working proximity with European client teams.
Delivery capacity scales with programme demand, without diluting senior involvement or architectural accountability.
Operational reality, system landscape and stakeholder context.
Target architecture, interface blueprint and delivery roadmap.
Configuration, development, integration and testing.
Hypercare, documentation and knowledge transfer.
Technologies listed reflect ERP Factory's actual delivery practice. We do not include capabilities we do not regularly exercise.
Whether you are planning a WM-to-EWM migration, an S/4HANA transformation, a warehouse automation integration or an AI-enabled delivery approach, we are open to a direct and practical discussion.
Discuss your current landscape, transformation objectives and integration challenges with a senior SAP architect.
Review an existing programme scope, assess risks or explore options for a new transformation initiative.
Understand how our delivery accelerators could support your current or planned SAP programme.
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