SAP S/4HANA functionalities in the field of production
The functionalities of SAP S/4HANA in the field of production support production processes from the product design stage, through preparation and production planning to support for the production process and quality control in full integration with other areas such as logistics, finance, controlling, sales, etc.
of all relevant aspects in the early stages of a product's life, from the first product idea, through design, to production.
into the cost, time, scope, resources and quality of your products and projects.
Define the work breakdown structures as the basis for hierarchical project accounting. Plan costs and budgets, and track actual costs tightly integrated with core business processes.
Plan raw materials and components based on the explosion of BoM finished product requirements. Create internal and external order proposals based on quantity requirements and dates.
Balance your production requirements with the available capacity of individual workstations and shift calendars.
with real-time data from the shop floor, contract manufacturers and suppliers. Submit scheduled orders, release production orders and confirm operations, and track work in progress.
in recurring scenarios with mass processing and streamlined financial controls in recurring activities.
eg KANBAN eg an empty container starts the purchasing process with parameters such as: - number of containers in a circle. container status (full / empty) kanban card (source of supply, batch size).
on the shop floor from material handling, bill of materials, recipes, routes, batches, parts, components, jobs and resources, all the way to finished products with central dashboards to minimize bottlenecks and mitigate risk.
by subcontracting orders. Provide the contractor with the components according to the BoM structure. Manage and track inventory of components and WiP on site with the contractor. Consumption of components with reverse flow upon receipt of the finished product.
Outsource production operations to external suppliers or other production units as part of cooperation. Manage the process with external operations in routes and production orders.
Deliver components and subassemblies directly to the customer's production line to avoid inventory buffers. In the case of just-in-sequence, the assembly is delivered in sequence according to the required specification.
(Routings) during production activities. Operations are the basis for date planning, job site performance requirements, and material consumption.
for different areas (eg Engineering, Production, Sales, Service).
of products, processes and services. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to prevent and avoid failures
to perform integrated inspection planning for goods receipt and production inspection.
to perform and record quality checks concluded with a use decision.
Analyze production data to support decision making and reporting goals.
balance the load on workstations by analyzing their efficiency compared to the demand for products and semi-finished products. Thanks to the scheduling table, with the help of drag & drop function, manage production orders on the timeline by moving them and minimizing production downtime. Check material availability before releasing orders for production, or trigger demand for inventory transfers to production areas.
production realization has never been easier! Thanks to the possibility of integration with MES and WMS systems, confirm production and consumption with scanners. Send components to subcontractors and co-operators, and check the status of production in progress and optimize the time that finished products spend in stock thanks to the use of agile management methods.
Design new products - also in integration with CAD systems. Create BoMs and their versions as the basis for hierarchical project accounting. Simulate and plan costs and budgets, and track actual costs tightly integrated with existing business processes.
Real-time demand planning? With SAP S / 4HANA it is possible. Respond to changes in demand and calculate demand even for many factories at the same time - as often as necessary.
Examine and manage batches of semi-finished and finished products during the production process and after taking the product into stock.
Be aware of bottlenecks in business and logistics processes to increase efficiency in line with KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
Plan customer demand and respond to them by ensuring timely availability of materials. The possibility of using various production strategies - incl. :
• MTS (make-to-stock production),
• MTO (make-to-order),
• ETO (engineer-to-order),
• as well as based on many input data such as: historical data, market trends, new product launches, price changes, marketing stocks.