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Demo Script
Supply Chain Highlights – Cycle Count
Classification: Internal and for Partners
Version: 20171218
Disclaimer
This demo script is based on the ByD Reference System for the Almika model company. There are several country versions
of the Almika ByD implementation available. The content is similar but deviates especially with respect to language support,
names and object descriptions. Sample data used in this demo script relates to the US country version – for other country
versions different data samples might be relevant.
A prerequisite for being able to fully understand this demo script and run the demo, is a sound system knowledge on SAP
Business ByDesign. General assumption is that you are familiar with the Learning Center content available in your ByD
system at: Home Self-Services – Learning Center.
Although the script has been tested carefully you might nevertheless encounter different system behavior when running a
demo in an actual Almika demo tenant.
Release Statement
This version of the demo script is released for the following country versions of the ByD Reference System for the Almika
model company:
Table of Content
1.3 Protagonists
Warehouse Manager
Typical KPI’s
Inventory Accuracy
Fill rate
Resource Utilization
• Late deliveries
• Expediting costs
Overview
Give companywide visibility to accurate inventory levels
Ensure commitments and profitability through integration to supply chain and financials
Ensure true customer centricity through a complete and consistent view of all information
2 Technical Requirements
3 Demo Steps
Introduction
Prior to beginning the demo you need to check the on-hand stock in order to get an overview which quantities have to
be entered during the product count.
What to Do
WoC Physical Inventory Select: Access Common Tasks Stock Overview Product ID: Click on More Filters
and enter the Products P100101, P100110, P100111
Site ID: P1100
Logistics Area ID: Click on More Filters. Exclude logistics areas P1100-30-10 and P1100-50 from the selection
Click Go
Export the on-hand stock to MS Excel and save it on your desktop for reference in order to enter suitable values
during cycle count
What to Say
Introduction
The Warehouse Manager creates a new physical inventory count document for selected products that are to be
counted in a certain cycle maintained in the material master data. Additionally the warehouse manager excludes
logistics areas from the count.
Value Statement
Cycle Counting greatly improves the ability to identify and fix inaccurate data, such as misplaced, mislabeled, or lost
stock.
It also improves the supply chain operations through more accurate inventory data.
What to Do
WoC Physical Inventory Select Access Common Tasks New Product Count
Storage Location ID: P1100
Mark Only Cycle-Counted Products indicator
Click Go
Select products P100101, P100110 and P100111 for counting
Click Next
What to Say
Introduction
After selecting the scope of the count with regards to products and logistics areas, the count task is created
automatically.
What to Do
Exclude the following logistic areas from the product count: P1100-30-10
Click Finish.
Click Close.
What to Say
Introduction
The automatically created count tasks are used to execute the product count. The warehouse manager can also print
the count task in order to get a list of all products and logistics areas to be counted. The count results are recorded
and confirmed in the count task.
Value Statement
Optimized count sheets allow greater efficiency in Cycle Count execution.
What to Do
WoC Physical Inventory Task Control
Show Tasks Not Started
Select your new created count task in the step before
Click Confirm
Product Actual Quantity: <Enter the on-hand stock from the Excel export for the three items; enter a quantity
variance of e.g. 2 EA for product P100111>
Click Finish All Items
Click Close
What to Say
Introduction
The warehouse manager monitors the physical inventory counting process and is enabled to prioritize and quickly
access all current count documents that might require your attention due to variances in quantity and value. By
approving the count results the inventory gets updated automatically.
Value Statement
Rapid visibility to variances helps identify and correct receiving, shelving, ordering, packaging, labeling, returns, and
fulfillment errors.
What to Do
WoC Physical Inventory Monitoring: By PI Count Document
Show PI Count in Process
Click Edit
Go to tab Count Items and check the variances in quantity and value
Click Approve All Count Items
Click Save
Click Close
WoC Physical Inventory Products: P100101, P100110, P100111 Select the products to be counted and
check the on-hand stock
Select: Access Common
Export to MS Excel
Tasks Stock Overview
WoC Physical Inventory Storage Location ID: P1100 Select the scope of products to be
Only Cycle-Counted Products included in the cycle count
Select: Access Common
Tasks New Product Count Products: P100101, P100110, P100111
Product Actual Quantity: <Enter the on- Click Finish All Items
hand stock from the Excel export for the
three items; enter a quantity variance for
one item>
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