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I will analyze your warehouse inventory discrepancies and reconciliation issues
Manufacturing Systems, SAP EWM Application Support, Material Planning
Manufacturing systems practitioner in Batam, Indonesia — ~5 years in electronics manufacturing. SAP EWM senior key user and application support for warehouse operations: EWM issue investigation, proce...
About this Gig
Physical stock doesn't match the system and the gap keeps coming back? I analyze warehouse inventory discrepancies the way it's done on a live operation: compare, isolate, explain, and recommend.
What I do:
- Physical vs system stock comparison from your count sheets and system extracts
- Inventory exception analysis: batch, quantity, and bin discrepancies
- Root cause analysis process gaps, master data, or execution issues
- A practical reconciliation workflow you can repeat- Operational recommendations to stop the same gap recurring
What you get is a structured, reviewable report not a black box. I work from data you provide (Excel/CSV); I never need access to your systems.Background: ~5 years in electronics manufacturing warehouse operations, including inventory reconciliation on 1,500+ active bins. No fake guarantees: I tell you what the data supports and flag what needs checking on the floor.
Programming language:
SQL
Technology:
Excel
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Google Sheets
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Power Query
Expertise:
Business Insights
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Trends
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Anomaly detection
FAQ
What data do you need?
Your count sheets and system stock extracts in Excel or CSV: material, batch, quantity, bin/location. A small sample is fine to start.
Do you need access to our WMS or ERP?
No. I work from files you share. No system access, ever.
Can you guarantee you'll find the root cause?
No honest analyst can guarantee that from data alone. I report what the data proves, what's likely, and what to verify physically.
My data is messy. Is that a problem?
Messy is normal. Tell me what's messy and I'll tell you if it's workable before we start.
Do you work with non-SAP warehouses?
Yes. The method works for any WMS/ERP as long as I get location-level stock data.
