SAP LE Training (Logistics Execution)
SAP LE training teaches you the logistics execution layer that sits between sales, procurement and the warehouse.
- 35 hours
- Beginner
- Live online
What is SAP LE Training (Logistics Execution)?
SAP LE training teaches you the logistics execution layer that sits between sales, procurement and the warehouse. You cover shipping point and route determination, outbound and inbound delivery processing, picking with transfer orders, packing with handling units, storage location and bin level warehouse management, putaway and stock removal strategies, goods issue and goods receipt, shipment documents and freight cost basics, and the decision points between LE-WM and EWM.
What you get
- Configure shipping points, routes and delivery types
- Process outbound deliveries from creation to goods issue
- Pick with transfer orders and pack into handling units
- Configure putaway and stock removal strategies in LE-WM
Who this course is for
New to the field
- Warehouse and dispatch staff moving into SAP
- SD or MM consultants who keep hitting delivery issues
- Logistics graduates entering SAP
Working professionals
- Consultants supporting distribution clients
- Teams deciding between LE-WM and EWM
- Anyone who owns delivery and shipping processes
Prerequisites
- None strictly.
- Warehouse, dispatch or logistics experience helps a lot and transfers directly.
What you will be able to do
- Configure shipping points, routes and delivery types
- Process outbound deliveries from creation to goods issue
- Pick with transfer orders and pack into handling units
- Configure putaway and stock removal strategies in LE-WM
- Process inbound deliveries and putaway
- Create shipment documents and explain freight cost basics
- Diagnose the common causes of stuck deliveries
Salary range
- India
- 6-22 LPA
- United States
- 95k-140k
Market ranges for SAP LE / Logistics Consultant, not a guarantee. Actual pay depends on experience, location and employer.
Curriculum
Logistics execution foundations
See where LE sits and what it owns.
- LE between SD, MM and the warehouse
- Organisational units: shipping point, loading point
- Warehouse number, storage type, section and bin
- Plant and storage location relationships
- Delivery types and item categories
- Movement types and their role in LE
- LE-WM versus decentralised WM versus EWM
- Scoping decisions on a distribution project
Outbound delivery processing
Turn a sales order into goods leaving the door.
- Delivery creation: individual and collective
- Delivery due list and selection criteria
- Shipping point determination
- Route determination and transit times
- Delivery scheduling and backward scheduling
- Partial delivery and delivery split
- Delivery blocks and their release
- Delivery document flow and status
Picking, packing and handling units
Get the right stock onto the right pallet.
- Picking with and without warehouse management
- Transfer order creation and confirmation
- Picking waves and wave processing
- Packing in deliveries
- Handling unit creation and hierarchy
- Packing instructions and packing materials
- Serial numbers and batch determination in picking
- Print output for picking and packing
Warehouse management with LE-WM
Run bin level stock without going to EWM.
- Storage type configuration and strategies
- Putaway strategies: fixed bin, open storage, next empty
- Stock removal strategies: FIFO, LIFO, partial quantities
- Storage unit management basics
- Transfer requirements and posting changes
- Physical inventory in the warehouse
- Interleaving and replenishment
- Warehouse monitoring and stock overviews
Goods issue and inbound processing
Post movements accurately in both directions.
- Goods issue posting and its accounting impact
- Proof of delivery process
- Inbound delivery from purchase orders
- Putaway of received goods
- Goods receipt and quality inspection interaction
- Returns processing inbound
- Stock transfer between plants and storage locations
- Reversals and their consequences
Shipments and transportation basics
Group deliveries into loads and control freight cost.
- Shipment document creation
- Shipment types and legs
- Deadline monitoring and status
- Collective processing of shipments
- Freight cost estimation and settlement basics
- Carrier assignment
- Where SAP TM takes over from LE shipments
- Choosing between LE transportation and TM
Output, integration and troubleshooting
Make LE work with everything around it and fix it when it breaks.
- Output determination for delivery documents
- EDI and IDoc messages in delivery processing
- Integration with SD billing
- Integration with MM inventory and valuation
- Integration with QM inspection lots
- Common delivery errors and their causes
- Availability check and its effect on delivery
- Performance in high volume delivery processing
Projects you will build
Outbound cycle build
Configure a shipping point and route, create a delivery from a sales order, pick with a transfer order, pack into handling units and post goods issue.
Warehouse strategy configuration
Set up storage types with putaway and stock removal strategies, then process a receipt and an issue and explain every bin the system chose.
Delivery troubleshooting clinic
Work a set of deliberately broken deliveries: a missing route, a failed availability check, an incomplete picking and a blocked goods issue.
Tools you will use
- Delivery processing (VL01N, VL02N)
- The core outbound documents you will live in.
- Transfer order processing
- Picking instructions in LE-WM, created and confirmed against bins.
- Handling unit management
- Packing structures for pallets, cartons and shipping units.
- Warehouse monitor and stock overview
- Bin level stock visibility and movement history.
- Shipment documents
- Grouping deliveries into loads with deadlines and legs.
- Output determination
- Picking lists, delivery notes, packing lists and EDI messages.
Certification
- Exam
- Logistics Execution is examined inside the broader S/4HANA logistics exams rather than a dedicated LE exam. We map the course to C_TS452_2410 (Sourcing and Procurement) and C_TS462_2023 (Sales) as the nearest current credentials.
What learners say
I had done SD for years and still learned why deliveries behaved the way they did. The troubleshooting clinic is the best part.
Putaway and stock removal strategies finally made sense when I could see which bin the system picked and why.
Practical rather than theoretical. I came from the floor and this connected what I do to what the system does.
Fees and training modes
Choose how you want to learn. No-cost EMI is available on the live and 1-to-1 modes.
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₹49,000
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₹9,000
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Learn on your own time with recorded sessions and the same materials.
Refunds and cancellations are covered in our refund policy.
What a day looks like
- Stuck deliveries
- The first job most mornings: deliveries that will not pick, will not pack or will not post goods issue.
- Bin and stock queries
- Physical stock that does not match the system, traced to a movement, a strategy or a count.
- Configuration
- A new route, a new storage type strategy or an output change for a customer's paperwork.
- Dispatch pressure
- Cut-off times mean LE issues are urgent by nature, which shapes how you prioritise.
- Integration checks
- Confirming goods issue reached inventory and billing, and that EDI despatch advices went out.
Training a team?
We run this course as private corporate training, tailored to your systems and scheduled around your team. Tell us your group size and what you need to cover.
Request a corporate quoteFrequently asked questions
Is there a dedicated LE certification?
Should I learn LE-WM or EWM?
Is LE part of SD or MM?
Do I need warehouse experience?
Does this cover transportation?
Is there hands-on access?
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