NewRFUltimate: your SAP RF transactions as a modern app ↗ SAP consulting and development · Freiburg, Germany

SAP EWM and logistics. Consult, build, run.

We bring SAP EWM into the warehouse and connect everything that moves there: conveyor systems, pick-by-light, automated guided vehicles, scales and scanners.

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Services

From warehouse processes to equipment integration

We find where warehouse processes get stuck, build what the SAP standard does not cover, and connect SAP with the equipment on site.

SAP EWM consulting

Implementation, optimization and hypercare in live operations.

  • Putaway and removal strategies
  • Waves and picking
  • Shipping and yard logistics
  • RF processes and mobile devices

Development

We extend the SAP standard instead of bending it: clean, maintainable, transportable.

  • ABAP OO and CDS
  • SAP Fiori and UI5
  • SAP Screen Personas
  • RF dialogs and monitor extensions

Automation

We connect equipment from leading intralogistics vendors to SAP EWM and WM.

  • Material flow via EWM MFS
  • Pick-by-light and stacker cranes
  • Automated guided vehicles
  • Scales, scanners and cameras

Also: SAP Logistics Management, SAP WM and LES, SAP MM and SD, SAP Warehouse Robotics, Jira integrations and the move to SAP S/4HANA.

Approach

Structured along SAP Activate

We work with SAP's own project methodology. You and your team always know where the project stands.

  1. Discover

    Clarify

    Goals, feasibility and effort. We document how your warehouse works today.

  2. Explore

    Design

    Design the solution in the SAP standard and assess the gaps.

  3. Realize

    Build

    Configuration, development, integration and testing, with equipment emulation where needed.

  4. Deploy & Run

    Go live and operate

    Go-live on site, hypercare and ongoing support.

Projects

From our projects

A selection. We name customers only when they agree.

Pharma

Pick-by-light end to end via SAP EWM MFS

Telegram interface, putaway and removal logic and dialogs in the warehouse management monitor, in close coordination with the equipment vendor.

Very low error rate
Machinery

Narrow-aisle warehouse optimized after EWM go-live

Hypercare, new putaway and removal strategies with dual cycles and efficient aisle changes, extensions to the shipping cockpit.

Significantly shorter picking timesHigher throughput
Retail

EWM implementation for a distribution center

New distribution center in Eastern Europe: RF, wave management and PPF, integration of SAP Yard Logistics and a Fiori-based packing station.

Successful go-live
Food

Material flow controller connected to SAP EWM

On behalf of an intralogistics integrator: JSON-based telegrams via EWM MFS, time-controlled order release, testing by emulation, integration of scales and stationary scanners.

Time-controlled order release

Industries: Pharma · Automotive · Machinery · Food · Beverages · Wholesale and retail · Fashion · Consumer goods · Renewable energy

“IT Culture made our successful autorack go-live at the electronics plant in Shanghai possible.”
Brent Zheng, Manager at FORVIA HELLA · translated from German, published with kind permission
Products

What happens in the warehouse, directly in SAP.

Scanning, weighing, signing: what has proven itself in our projects, we turned into products. All three are in use at customers.

The worker scans

RFUltimate

Your SAP EWM RF transactions as a modern app – with photo and signature capture on the device. Processes and customizing stay as they are.

rfultimate.de ↗ The goods are weighed

SAP scale integration

Scales from any vendor and Cognex cameras directly in SAP S/4HANA and ECC. Live in a few days.

Learn more → The handover is signed

SIGNultimate INHOUSE

Digital signatures directly in SAP – no external signature service. Document and signature stay in your system.

Learn more →

For SAP development teams: TOCultimate – transports of copies at the push of a button (German). Anything else you want to connect to SAP, we are happy to look at.

Innovation

A high-bay warehouse in miniature

Our warehouse model shows how SAP EWM controls automation. Shown at LogiMAT 2023 and 2024. The video is narrated in German.

  • PLC connected via SAP EWM MFS
  • Telegram traffic between SAP and equipment
  • Operator interface built with SAP Fiori and UI5
  • Demo with SAP Warehouse Robotics
About us

SAP logistics from Freiburg

IT Culture GmbH is a team of SAP logistics consultants and developers. We know the warehouse from projects with equipment vendors, integrators and companies of every size, up to large enterprises.

Our aim: solutions that extend the SAP standard and adapt to your system, not the other way round. And that someone still understands after go-live.

  • Close to the warehouseWe are on site when it matters: in testing, at go-live, during hypercare.
  • Close to the standardExtend, don't bend, so upgrades stay possible.
  • ReliableHigh quality, clear agreements, long-term support.
  • CuriousWe try new technology in our own lab first.

Join IT Culture.

We are hiring: SAP EWM developer (m/f/d) – ABAP, permanent, full- or part-time, remote with meetups in Freiburg (German required). Or send us an open application.

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Contact

Talk to us.

Planning an EWM implementation, automating a warehouse or looking for support in live operations? We look forward to hearing from you.

IT Culture GmbH info@it-culture.net +49 761 88 79 40 74
Hofackerstraße 89
79110 Freiburg im Breisgau
Germany

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Last updated: 9 November 2026