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SAP Lean Warehouse Management (SAP Lean WM)

Simplify warehouse operations and manage stock movements efficiently.

Important! The classic LE-WM module (including Lean WM) is not considered a strategic solution in SAP’s roadmap. LE-WM was available in SAP S/4HANA under compatibility provisions until the end of 2025. That support is now gone. Organizations still running LE-WM need a migration plan.


SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) is the strategic replacement. It handles advanced warehouse processes, connects fully with the broader SAP ecosystem, and supports automation at scale.

Benefits of SAP Lean WM

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Reduced сomplexity

Lean WM is easier to implement and maintain than a full-scale WMS.
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Cost-effective operations

Lower implementation and operational costs make SAP Lean WM a practical choice for businesses with moderate requirements and limited process complexity.
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Improved operational efficiency

The solution supports controlled material movements and more organized warehouse workflows.
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Enhanced inventory visibility

SAP Lean Warehouse Management provides transparency into stock levels and warehouse movements at the storage location level.
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Faster time to value

With the solution, companies can stabilize warehouse processes quickly and start realizing operational improvements without lengthy transformation projects.
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Better resource utilization

Clear process structure and reduced system overhead help teams improve productivity and reduce manual effort.
Drive Efficiency Across Your Warehouse Operations

Frank Lozinski

Account Manager

Capabilities of Lean Warehouse Management in SAP​

Stock placement and removal

The solution supports structured placement and removal of materials, typically using fixed bin locations to ensure consistent and controlled handling.

Transfer order processing

Internal warehouse movements are managed through transfer orders, enabling clear tracking of stock flows and maintaining accurate inventory records.

Simplified warehouse structure

SAP Lean WM operates with straightforward warehouse layouts, often based on fixed bins, reducing configuration effort and operational complexity.

Production and distribution support

The solution helps ensure timely material supply for production and supports picking processes for outbound deliveries.

SAP integration

SAP Lean WM integrates with key SAP modules such as Materials Management (MM), Sales and Distribution (SD), and Production Planning (PP), enabling synchronized data exchange and coordinated end-to-end processes.

Industries We Serve

Leveraging our experience with SAP together with diverse industrial expertise, we’ll help you select solutions that will drive meaningful, long-term value for your company.

Why LeverX?

Proven track record

For over 20 years, we have helped businesses worldwide succeed with SAP. We’ve already completed 1,500+ projects for over 900 clients, including top names on the Fortune 500 list.

Industry experts

The LeverX team comprises professionals with hands-on knowledge in 30+ industries, including manufacturing, logistics, and oil and gas.

SAP partnership

We implement SAP projects end-to-end 
and collaborate with SAP on the development and enhancement of its existing solutions.

Quality and security

LeverX follows internationally recognized ISO standards for quality management, information security, business continuity, and asset management.

Investment in innovation

We actively integrate advanced technologies, such as Data Science, IoT, AI, Big Data, Blockchain, and others, to help clients efficiently address their business challenges.

Flexibility

Our team is available 24/7, which enables us to quickly deploy projects, maintain process transparency, and adapt each development phase to meet your specific requirements.

Implementation Roadmap

We follow the SAP Activate methodology, which breaks down the implementation of SAP Lean Warehouse Management​ into six essential stages:
  • Evaluating current processes: Assess existing business processes and identify the organization's needs.
  • Defining technical requirements: Create a detailed specification of the functional and technical needs of the new system.

Discover

  • Setting goals and objectives: Establish and agree on the goals to be achieved throughout the project.
  • Assembling the project team: Appoint team members and define their roles and responsibilities.
  • Project plan development: Create a comprehensive plan that outlines project phases, timelines, resources, and key performance indicators.
  • Budget determination: Estimate and approve the budget.
  • Specifications preparation: Develop the technical and functional specifications for the development team.

Prepare

  • Ensuring business requirements are met: Check that SAP Lean WM aligns with business requirements and project objectives.
  • Data validation: Verify the accuracy and compliance of the data.

Explore

  • Data migration: Transfer data from existing systems to the new one.
  • System configuration: Set up the solution according to requirements and specifications.
  • Customization: Develop additional features and modules, if the standard solution does not meet all needs.
  • Integrations: Configure SAP Lean WM to work with other IT systems and applications.

Realize

  • Testing: Perform functional, integration, regression, and load testing to ensure that all works correctly.
  • User training: Organize sessions to help users become familiar with the new system.

Deploy

  • System readiness check: Verify that the system is ready for operational use.
  • Launch: Officially transition to active use of SAP Lean WM.
  • Ongoing support: Continuously monitor solution performance to identify and resolve any issues.

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