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SAP LGM – Integration Effort and Costs: SAP BTP, Integration Suite and Cloud Connector at a Glance

SAP LGM must prove itself where budgets are actually decided: in cost estimation. In Part 4 of our practical series, we show just how high the integration costs via SAP BTP, Integration Suite, and Cloud Connector really are—and where costs are most often underestimated: from the Integration Suite to scaling across multiple locations.

This way, status C provides a solid guide for your cost planning—based on real integration scenarios, not on wishful thinking.

Mobile processes in SAP LGM

SAP LGM must prove itself where warehouse processes actually take place: on the move, right where the action is. The “SAP Warehouse Logistics” mobile app demonstrates what system-human interaction on the shop floor looks like today—deliberately streamlined, without an RF framework.

In Part 3 of our practical series, we show which processes in SAP LGM are already running on mobile devices—putaway, picking, and stock transfers—what the requirements are, and where the limitations lie: from handling unit (HU) management to inventory counts (as of July 2026).

In this way, Status C provides sound, practical guidance for anyone planning mobile warehouse processes with SAP LGM—based on the actual functional status, not the marketing pitch.

SAP LGM or SAP EWM? Which warehouses are suited to the streamlined SAP cloud solution?

The most important question regarding SAP LGM is rarely a simple ‘yes or no’, but rather: Which is more suitable for my site – SAP LGM or a lean SAP EWM? Both approaches can be implemented quickly – but they lead to different paths for the future.

In Part 2 of our practical guide series, we provide guidance for decision-makers: which warehouses SAP LGM is suitable for, how it differs from EWM, and when a streamlined EWM is the more viable choice – including a comparison of functions and a decision matrix.

In this way, status C provides well-founded, practical guidance for anyone looking to choose the right solution for their site between SAP LGM and SAP EWM.

SAP LGM in practice: Goods receipt & putaway

SAP LGM is more than just another SAP warehouse management system: this streamlined, cloud-native warehouse management solution deliberately standardises processes such as goods receipt – quick to roll out, intuitive and fully accessible via Fiori, on both desktop and mobile devices.

In Part 1 of our practical series, we demonstrate goods receipt, including putaway, step by step in a live system – using screenshots rather than theory. At the same time, we honestly assess where SAP LGM still has its limitations today.

This provides a well-founded, practical guide for anyone considering SAP LGM as a reliable complement to SAP EWM.