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FIS/Real-Time Monitor

KPI Monitoring with Real-Time Monitoring in SAP

Real-time data is decisive in advanced warehouse structures to steadily control processes and recognize deviations at an early stage. The specialist article describes how the FIS/Real-Time Monitor makes SAP EWM key figures available in the live system and clearly displays them. In this way, it creates a transparent basis for operative decisions and, as a consequence, enables responsible persons to make faster decisions.

Beatrix Niklaus

Product Manager at FIS

What is FIS/Real-Time Monitor?

FIS/Real-Time Monitor is a solution integrated into the SAP system for monitoring key figures from SAP EWM in real time. The visualization in dashboards takes place in modern SAPUI5 technology and is available as a desktop application as well as on mobile terminals.

The monitor can be used to display KPIs for goods receipt, goods issue, internal and cross-warehouse processes, depending on the respective role. The design of the charts for reporting can be easily configured according to individual needs. In the same way, individual key figures can also be included.

What benefits result from real-time monitoring of key figures in SAP?

Real-time monitoring of key figures in SAP EWM is central in order to keep warehouse processes stable, transparent and controllable.

Recognition of utilization peaks and bottlenecks at an early stage

Fast response to deviations in picking, replenishment or goods receipt

Optimized personnel deployment due to transparent process and order situation

Reduction of processing times, errors and unplanned downtimes

Higher on-time delivery performance and improved compliance with service levels

Active warehouse control instead of mere response to problems

What is the system prerequisite for FIS/Real-Time Monitor?

For using FIS/Real-Time Monitor, SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) on SAP S/4HANA is required. Only in this environment can the relevant real-time data be read from the warehouse processes, processed and displayed in the monitor.