Manufacturing SAP Fiori SAP S/4HANA
Fortune 500 Manufacturing Corporation
Ran Design Thinking workshops to integrate legacy ECC and EWM systems into one mobile-accessible process.
Fortune 500 Manufacturing Digital Transformation: ECC to EWM Integration
Replacing a Manual Legacy Process with a Streamlined Solution
To process manufacturing-related data, the client had to manually maneuver through multiple screens and systems. This process was time-consuming, resource-intensive, and prone to human error. Mindset was approached to find a simpler, more streamlined solution that would reduce errors and training costs. After conducting Design Thinking workshops with all stakeholders, the team mapped different situations, created user personas to understand process requirements, and developed high-resolution prototypes. The final solution better integrated the legacy ECC and EWM systems, bringing together all relevant data into one consolidated system that reduced time requirements and increased efficiency.
The client was able to reduce complex ECC workflow into a streamlined EWM-driven process accessible on mobile devices.
Increased
efficiency
Reduced
inventory discrepancies
If we built this today
Concept · not delivered scopeWarehouse execution that proposes its own next move.
This is a forward-looking concept, not the scope we delivered on this engagement. It is the build we would reach for now, grounded in SAP that ships today.
For a Fortune 500 manufacturer running EWM-driven logistics on S/4HANA and Fiori, the daily grind is keeping warehouse orders flowing without a human babysitting every door and aisle, and that is exactly the kind of work a Joule agent can carry now.
The data product
Cloud ERP Intelligence
Grounds the agent in real warehouse and logistics signals from S/4HANA so its proposals reflect actual stock, throughput, and order flow rather than a stale snapshot. The agent runs on your own system through Cloud Connector, no data copy.
Intelligent Application on SAP Business Data Cloud
The Joule agent
EWM Warehouse Order Agent
Reads open warehouse orders, inbound deliveries, and resource availability in SAP EWM on S/4HANA, then proposes how to group, sequence, and assign tasks so the busy doors and aisles do not stall. It flags exceptions like missing stock or blocked bins and drafts the rebalancing move for a supervisor to approve.
SAP S/4HANA, SAP EWM, SAP Fiori · PROPOSE · Warehouse order cycle time and on-time dock-to-stock
The Fiori app
EWM warehouse monitoring apps (Joule-embedded)
The EWM monitoring and warehouse-order Fiori apps supervisors already use, with Joule riding alongside to summarize the queue and suggest the next task assignment. They stay in the same screen.
Embedded in the Fiori launchpad
We would mine the real warehouse and order-fulfillment flow in SAP Signavio first, map the EWM and S/4HANA landscape in SAP LeanIX, and lean on MIND accelerators to carry the old logistics logic into the new agent build.
A look at the work
