What is low stock quantity in SAP SCM-EWM - Extended Warehouse Management?

SAP Term: low stock quantity

• Component: SCM-EWM

• Component Name: Extended Warehouse Management

• Description: Quantity that is still present in the source storage bin or source handling unit after the warehouse task quantity has been removed.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Low stock quantity is a term used in SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SCM-EWM) to refer to the amount of inventory that is below the minimum stock level. This minimum stock level is set by the user and is used to ensure that there is enough inventory on hand to meet customer demand. 
  
  How to use it: 
  In SAP EWM, users can set a minimum stock level for each item in their inventory. When the amount of inventory for an item drops below this minimum stock level, it is considered to be a low stock quantity. This allows users to easily identify items that need to be replenished in order to meet customer demand. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  It is important to regularly review and adjust the minimum stock levels for each item in order to ensure that there is enough inventory on hand at all times. Additionally, it is important to monitor the low stock quantity of items in order to ensure that they are replenished in a timely manner. 
  
  Related Information: 
  SAP EWM also provides users with the ability to set maximum stock levels for each item in their inventory. This allows users to ensure that they do not overstock items, which can lead to unnecessary costs and storage issues. Additionally, SAP EWM provides users with the ability to set reorder points, which are used to automatically trigger replenishment orders when the inventory of an item drops below a certain level.