Who this is for
Larger and multi-entity organisations with complex handling requirements, established ERP landscapes and formal governance obligations.
Enterprise logistics is rarely blocked by a lack of software. It is blocked by integration, governance and the cost of change. BizBloqs approaches all three differently: configuration instead of code, open integration instead of a walled garden, and a delivery model measured in weeks.
At this level you are not choosing between products, you are choosing what to do about a landscape. There is an ERP that will not be replaced. There are EDI relationships with customers who dictate the format. There are entities that must not see each other's data, and auditors who need to see everything. There are handling requirements — serial numbers, batches, expiry dates, quality holds, value-added services — that no standard package covers out of the box.
BizBloqs fits into that landscape rather than demanding it be rebuilt. The integration toolkit connects ERP, BI, sales channels, carriers and trading partners through pre-built connectors, an EDI framework and a public API. An intercompany framework handles flows between your own entities. Everything a user does is recorded, so the audit trail is a by-product of normal operation rather than a reporting project.
The commercial consequence matters as much as the technical one. Because complex scenarios are configured rather than developed, the change you request in month eighteen does not carry the price tag of the change you requested in month two.
MHE integration is a further paid add-on here, scoped per installation, and the first question is which layer decides what: what a Warehouse Control System does works through where the line between the WMS, the WES and the machine belongs.