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Below is the full BizBloqs catalogue, grouped the way your operation actually runs — from the truck arriving to the order leaving and the return coming back. Nothing here is a development project: every item is configuration, switched on for the flow you need.
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Six things we hear in almost every first conversation. Pick the one that sounds like your warehouse and the catalogue filters to the features that address it.
Six modules add a specific flow to the platform, from SME+ upwards: manufacturing, intercompany logistics, vendor managed inventory, consignment stock, bonded warehouse and EDI integration.
How to structure, name and label locations is explained on the warehouse location system page.
Everything between the truck arriving and the stock being trusted — scanned, checked and put away without a clipboard.
Most asked for here: put-away suggestions, container receipts and over/under delivery rules.
Improve customer service levels with real-time stock level information
Receipts are booked against the purchase order line at the dock, so stock becomes available and sellable minutes after the truck leaves.
Receiving multiple POs in a chaotic way and handle receipt in a structured manner
A container holding lines from several POs is unloaded as it comes, and the system allocates each scan back to the right order and supplier.
You can receive goods or consume them without detailed order present (simplified production environment e.g.)
Goods can be received or consumed without an order in the system — useful for production offcuts, samples and simplified shops — while still being counted.
Prepare regular order in advance or make reservations for customers
Put-away suggests the location based on zone, velocity and the space actually free, so stock does not end up wherever the pallet truck stopped.
Your WMS will keep exact track of shipments and can use rules to manage what is allowed
Tolerances per supplier or article decide whether an over- or under-delivery is accepted, flagged or blocked, and the difference is recorded for the supplier conversation.
Configure the receiving process to meet financial and reporting requirements
The receiving flow is configured per supplier or product group so finance, quality and reporting get what they need without an extra manual step.
Leverage the capability of the scanner to create purchase orders on the spot without ever leaving the warehouse
A purchase order can be raised at the shelf from a scanner when someone spots a shortage, instead of walking back to an office PC.
Knowing what you hold, where it sits and what it costs — across zones, warehouses and legal entities, in real time.
Most asked for here: real-time stock, replenishment suggestions and paperless counting.
Manage stock of your customers directly in your WMS and replenish when consumed
Your customer owns the stock and you keep it at the right level. Your customers scan stock in and out with batch and expiry date, and BizBloqs manages reorder levels, expiry warnings and batch blocking at their site. Stock you still own until it is used is consignment stock, a separate module.
Manage your logistics and order flow no matter how many links in your chain
Move stock between your own entities with the paperwork that implies — internal orders, transfer pricing and matching receipts — without treating a sister company as an external customer.
Keeping track of inventory across multiple warehouses and zones effortlessly
Run several warehouses, each with its own zones and rules, from one platform and one stock picture. Orders can be allocated to the location that can actually ship them today.
Your accountant will thank you for keeping a perfect stock count
Cycle counting, stock corrections, replenishment suggestions and location management run continuously rather than as an annual shutdown. Accuracy is maintained by the process instead of recovered by a count.
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Always have total awareness of your inventory situation
Stock updates as the scan happens, not overnight. That includes goods in receiving, in transit between zones and reserved against an order, so the available number is honest.
Manage raw materials, packaging, work in progress and finished goods stock levels
Raw material, packaging, work in progress and finished goods are tracked as distinct stock states, so a shortage is visible at the stage it will bite.
Your WMS keeps track of inventory no matter how creative and fluid your location management
Zones can be fixed, chaotic or a mix, and the same article can live in several places at once. The system keeps the picking logic straight regardless of how the building evolves.
Record costs against inventory and prepare invoice information
Purchase price, freight and handling can be carried on the stock itself, so margin per order and cost per handling are known without an export to finance.
BizBloqs is capable of showing virtual stock levels based on Bill of Materials and report this back to webshops, other systems
Sellable stock is calculated from components, not just finished goods, so a webshop can offer a kit you have not assembled yet without over-promising.
WMS provides suggestions and instructions for replenishments needed
When a pick location drops below its minimum, the system raises the replenishment and directs someone to the bulk location — before the picker finds an empty shelf.
Record operational activity and chemical usage against individual items
Every movement, count and consumption stays in an item-level history, which is what an auditor or a customer complaint actually needs.
Use digital devices to capture stock levels at remote locations in real-time
Cycle counts run continuously on a scanner during normal work, with variances logged and approved. Most customers stop shutting the warehouse for an annual count.
Control physical assets using digital technology and track activities on any device
Assets — trolleys, scanners, tooling, returnable packaging — are tracked with the same location and history logic as stock.
Optimise picking and replenishment routines with an efficient warehouse plan
Bulk holds the volume, pick faces hold the speed, and replenishment moves stock between them on rules you set per article or velocity class.
Assign a specific inventory item to a specific fixed location
An article can be pinned to one fixed location where a stable pick face matters more than storage density.
Assign locations very precisely to each stock item and keep track of all locations centrally
Locations are addressed to the level you need — warehouse, aisle, rack, shelf, bin — and every movement between them is recorded.
Use simple but effective workflows and replenish picking locations from bulk stock
A simple bulk-plus-pick layout with rule-based replenishment, for warehouses that do not need zoning complexity to run well.
Review, structure and maintain your articles
Article data — units, barcodes, dimensions, weights, storage rules — is maintained in one place and drives picking, packing and shipping behaviour.
Write stock reservations in stone and prevent disappointed customers
Stock can be reserved hard against a customer or order so it cannot be picked away by a later order that happened to arrive first.
Set release rules and manage quantities per customers as per your needs
Scarce stock is rationed with release rules and quantities per customer, which prevents one buyer clearing an allocation meant for many.
Mark reservations in your inventory to ensure you don't disappoint customers
Reservations mark stock as committed in the inventory picture, so availability shown to sales and webshops is genuinely free stock.
Have full insight in all your inventory as you transform all your processes
One inventory picture across warehouses, zones and legal entities, with the same numbers behind the webshop, the ERP and the floor.
Keep historic records and look back at your stock information at any time
Historic stock positions can be recalled per date, which is what stock valuation and dispute resolution both depend on.
From order entry through batch picking to the carrier label — the path most of your labour cost sits on.
Most asked for here: batch picking, rule-based carrier selection and document printing at the right step.
Manage stocks even if they only occupy temporary storage racks
Move inbound goods straight to an outbound lane when an order is already waiting for them, skipping put-away and picking entirely. On fast-moving lines this removes two touches per item.
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Add any type of order to the system directly
Purchase, sales, assembly, production and asset orders all run through the same engine, so a build order and a customer order share one status model and one screen.
Wide range of import capabilities for orders supported (customer-specific assortment of items, repeating orders e.g.)
Orders arrive as lists, matrices of size and colour, repeating templates or customer-specific assortments, so a large B2B order is entered once, not line by line.
Make all the preparations and hold on the logistic execution as long as is needed
An order can be prepared and then held — waiting on payment, on a customer instruction or on a full pallet — without falling out of the flow or being re-entered later.
Set your desired type of batch picking and manage the process digitally
Batch by order, customer or article, so a picker walks the aisle once for twenty small orders instead of twenty times. This is usually the single biggest labour saving on the floor.
Send instructions to the appropriate printer at exactly the right moment in the process
Documents are routed to the printer nearest the step that needs them — a packing slip at pack, a CMR at the dock — triggered by the process, not by a person.
Handle shipping on behalf of a customer or other third party
You can ship on behalf of a customer or principal under their name and documents, which is what makes dropship and 3PL arrangements workable.
Pick the perfect carrier at the exact moment it is needed
Carrier choice follows your rules on weight, destination, service level and customer agreement, and can still be overridden by hand when a shipment is exceptional.
WMS does not release logistic process unless financial requirements and credit control are passed
If a customer is over their limit or a payment has not landed, the order is held before picking. The rule sits in the warehouse system, so the stock never moves on a bad debt.
Capture maximum value by routing items to the correct sales or disposal channel
Grade, condition or channel rules send an item to full-price sale, outlet, repair or disposal automatically, which is where most of the recovered value in returns sits.
Create product and packaging labelling using item information and business rules, then print them where and when needed
Product and packaging labels are built from item data and business rules, then printed at the step that needs them — including customer-specific layouts.
Minimize the time of stock in your inventory to almost zero, but without losing track of any critical information or location
Goods can be cross-docked from receipt straight to an outbound lane while still being scanned, counted and traceable — speed without losing the audit trail.
Leverage the capability of the scanner to create sales orders without ever leaving the warehouse
A sales order can be created at the shelf from a scanner, which suits trade counters, cash-and-carry and on-site sales.
Record any activity using a range of standard or custom processes
Value-added work such as kitting, labelling, gift wrapping or assembly is recorded as a billable activity with the time it took.
Prevent the usual process from flowing by blocking an order
An order can be blocked from progressing — credit, quality, customer instruction — and the reason stays visible to whoever picks it up next.
Manually release an order after you verify it is justified to do so
A blocked or held order is released manually after a check, and the release is logged with the person who authorised it.
Execute an agreement with your customer by partially releasing an order
Part of an order can be released while the remainder waits, which is how most back-order agreements are actually honoured.
Manage your contracts directly in perspective with the related orders
Contract terms sit alongside the orders they govern, so agreed prices, volumes and service levels are applied rather than remembered.
Full range of options to set and manage pricing rules
Prices, discounts and surcharges follow rules per customer, article group or contract, and apply consistently across channels.
Create quotations and confirm them to sales order
Quotations are created, tracked and converted into a sales order without re-entry, so the agreed lines are the shipped lines.
Deliver a sales order and track the process
A sales order is followed from entry through picking, packing and shipping, with the customer-facing status derived from real warehouse events.
See all orders in a single place for progress and insight that benefits you as well as your customers
A B2B portal gives customers their own order entry, status and history, which removes a large share of inbound service calls.
Provide secure order portals and configure business rules for trade clients
Trade customers order through a secure portal with their own assortment, prices and business rules applied automatically.
Keep track on all your relationships in the supply chain and manage them from a single screen
Customers, suppliers, carriers and partners are maintained in one relation model shared by orders, pricing and shipping.
Prepare invoices whenever you need them
Invoices are prepared from what actually shipped and what was actually handled, so credit notes for phantom lines stop appearing.
Central location where all sales channels are brought together in a uniform manner and report back
Webshop, marketplace, EDI and phone orders arrive in one queue with one status model, so nobody has to check three systems to answer 'where is my order'.
Getting goods back into sellable stock quickly, with the condition, reason and cost recorded.
Most asked for here: a tracked return reference and grading straight back into sellable stock.
Structured process to handle the returns of customers with insight in origin and status
Every return gets a reference, a reason and a status from the moment it is announced, so the customer and your service desk can both see where it stands.
Configure the receiving process to meet financial and reporting requirements
The return is inspected, graded and either restocked, repaired or written off on one flow, with the financial consequence recorded at the same moment.
Batch, serial and expiry as standard, plus the inspections and audit trail that make a recall a query instead of a search.
Most asked for here: batch and serial tracking, QC blocking and end-to-end recall search.
Limit your risks if a batch or serial number requires a recall e.g.
Batch, serial and expiry tracking is standard, not a paid tier. Every movement records who touched what and when, so “which customers received batch 4471” is a query that answers in seconds — and expiry drives picking order automatically.
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Set the highest quality requirements and digitally enforce them while registering all relevant information
Quality requirements are enforced digitally: the step cannot be signed off without the measurement, the photo or the sign-off the standard demands.
Track the status of any order type
Any order type — sales, purchase, assembly, return — carries the same status model, so one search answers where something is regardless of its kind.
No separate solution needed for generating and tracking serial or batch numbers
Serial and batch numbers can be generated in the system when a supplier does not provide them, following your own numbering scheme.
Define, manage and review your quality processes with perfect insights
Inspection routines are defined per article or supplier and appear as work in the flow, with the result stored against the batch forever.
Cross-reference multiple unique identifiers or combine them as per your needs
An article can carry batch and serial at the same time, or several identifiers cross-referenced, which is what pharma, food and technical trade normally need.
Keep track of inventory through phases, transformations and physical locations as well as the people involved in execution
A batch can be followed from supplier receipt through transformation and assembly to the customer who received it, in both directions, in seconds.
Identify product status and update stock figures to minimise return-to-sale time
Grading sets the product state on receipt or return, updates the stock figure and decides which channel it can be sold through — which shortens return-to-sale time.
Capture refusal decisions by storing relevant imagery
A photo taken at the moment of refusal or damage is stored with the transaction, which settles most supplier and carrier disputes before they escalate.
Create custom inspection routines against set quality standards
Inspection routines are written against your quality standard and appear as a task in the flow, with the outcome and evidence recorded per item or batch.
Set QC requirements by product type and capture evidence with imagery (block batch if QC fail)
QC requirements differ by product type, and a failure can block the batch from being picked automatically — evidence photos included.
Create product specific labelling during picking operations
Compliance labelling is generated during picking from the product data, so legally required marks are never left to a printer someone forgot.
Record maintenance activities and component usage as well as testing procedures
Maintenance, component use and test procedures are recorded, giving the audit trail that regulated and technical operations have to produce on request.
Provide full activity history using inventory transaction logging
Each serial carries its own history: received, stored, picked, shipped, returned, repaired. That history is what warranty and recall questions run on.
Printing of certicates like quality documents, process measurements and plant passports
Quality certificates, measurement reports and plant passports are printed from the data already captured, not typed up afterwards.
Assign track/trace information to items and complete orders to keep track until final delivery
Track and trace references are attached to the order and pushed back to the sales channel, so the customer sees progress without calling anyone.
Implement quality processes to meet legal and customer specifications
Inspections are configured to meet legal and customer specifications, so the same product can carry different checks per customer contract.
Prevent products from getting too close to their expiry date by shipping the right products first
Shelf-life rules decide which batch goes out first and can block stock that is too close to expiry for a given customer's minimum-life requirement.
Kitting, bills of materials and assembly orders for anyone who builds as well as ships.
Most asked for here: bill of materials management, kitting during picking and assembly to stock.
Collect the BoM products for shipping
Assemble on receipt of the order rather than to stock, with components reserved, picked and consumed against the assembly order. Finished-goods stock stays low without missing the promised delivery date.
Manage all your SKUs and combine them into new ones at will
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Collect the BoM components and assemble the final product for in stock
Components are picked against the bill of materials and the finished item is booked into stock, with the component consumption posted in the same movement.
Keep a tight grip on operational performance with real-time data capture
Time on machines and workstations is captured as the work happens, giving a real cost per assembly instead of an estimated one.
Identify adherence to plan for materials, labour and machine usage
Planned against actual on material, labour and machine use shows where a build is losing time, while the run is still in progress.
Import and maintain your Bills of Materials
Bills of material are imported and versioned, so a change in a component takes effect on the next build rather than being remembered by one person.
Assemble kit items while picking for an efficient workflow
Kits are assembled during picking where volume allows, which avoids holding pre-built stock you may not sell.
Time assembly orders to perfection and manage all related actions centrally
Assembly orders are scheduled and their component picks, labour and output are managed from one screen instead of a planning spreadsheet.
Digitize your production management and keep close track of all components, products and use of resources
Production steps, component consumption and resource use are digitised, so cost and progress per run are visible while it is happening.
Set up your bill of materials and closely manage every single component throughout the process
Bills of material are set up and every component is followed through the build, so shortages and substitutions are visible before assembly starts.
ERP, webshop, marketplace, carrier and warehouse hardware — connected with mapping and rules, not custom code.
Most asked for here: ERP two-way sync, webshop and marketplace channels, and carrier labels.
Optimize your shipping with a seamless link to one of 850 carriers of your choosing
Carrier selection happens inside the pick flow, not in a separate portal. Labels, tracking codes and shipping documents are produced at the moment of packing, and the chosen carrier follows the rules you set — by weight, destination, service level or customer agreement.
Connect your order system and financial system to your warehouse
The WMS runs outside the ERP but stays in step with it: articles, orders, stock mutations and financial postings move both ways on a defined message set. Your ERP keeps doing the finance and the master data; the warehouse gets a system built for the floor.
Connect your own proprietary solutions effortlessly with open APIs for two-way data transfer
A documented public API means the platform is never the reason a project stalls. Anything the interface can do can be driven from outside — useful for a portal, a marketplace connector or a partner you have not met yet.
Keep track across all kinds of digital documents exchanging hands and throughout the value chain
Connect to marketplaces and to EDI trading partners through the same mapping layer. New sales channels stop being an IT project and become a template you fill in.
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Apply stock updates the moment any product walks out of the store
A till sale writes the movement back immediately, so shop stock, webshop availability and warehouse figures stay one number rather than three.
Synchronize orders and stock information as well as tracking information between your online sales channels and your WMS
Orders, stock and tracking move both ways with the webshop or marketplace, so an oversell is prevented at the source rather than apologised for later.
Predict your inventory requirements and apply seasonality
Historic movement and seasonality feed a forecast that drives purchase suggestions, so buying is based on what actually left the building.
Gain deep insights and analyze relevant data in the right perspective with standard or custom dashboards
Warehouse data is exposed to your BI tool at the level it is captured, so dashboards run on the same numbers as the floor rather than a monthly extract.
Transform your products from one article to another and maintain control of inventory
Transformations on the shop floor — repacking, relabelling, converting one article into another — are booked as stock movements, not lost between systems.
Seamless integration of warehouse automation, making machines a part of your warehouse processes
Kardex, conveyors, sorters and pick-to-light are driven from the same process engine as manual work, so a hybrid warehouse behaves as one flow.
Custom solutions require only configuration and therefore remain affordable, predictable and ready for rapid deployment
Connections are built graphically by configuring mapping and rules, which is why an integration is measured in days and stays maintainable afterwards.
Using various sources you can bring all relevant data together
Data from several sources is chained together into one flow, so a message can be enriched along the way instead of needing a separate integration per system.
Built-in templates help you to define optimal digital processes
Templates for common systems carry the field mapping and message set already, so a link starts from a working baseline instead of a blank page.
Always refer to the correct weight without room for error
Weighing is read straight from the scale into the transaction, so catch-weight articles, parcel weights and carrier declarations are correct at source.
Everything in place for large selling platforms like e-commerce platforms
Marketplace and retail partner requirements — labels, messages, delivery windows — are configured from known profiles rather than discovered during onboarding.
Control automation and manual handling equipment via data messaging
Conveyors, lifts and handling equipment are driven by data messages, so mechanical kit joins the process instead of running its own island.
Take full advantage of Kardex benefits by integrating it into your digital process
Kardex units are addressed as part of the pick route, so the operator sees one instruction whether the goods arrive automatically or not.
Centrally manage any advanced logistic solution as part of your process
Plateau lifts, paternosters and pick- or drop-to-light installations are managed centrally as steps in the same process.
Bring data into your system withour re-entering them manually
Files from suppliers, customers or legacy systems are imported on a mapping, so bulk data arrives without re-keying.
Integrate your own carrier or select from a list of partners
Label, tracking code and pickup are handled per carrier through a maintained connection, including your own fleet alongside parcel and pallet carriers.
Integrate your own ERP or select from a list of supported solutions
Articles, orders, stock mutations and postings move on a defined message set, so the ERP stays the financial truth while the warehouse gets its own system.
Make the link with your retail end-point to keep perfect track of inventory
POS transactions update warehouse stock as they happen, keeping shop, online and warehouse availability aligned.
Your webshop solution is likely supported and otherwise easily integrated
Common webshop platforms are supported out of the box, and anything else connects through the same mapping approach.
Gain deep insights and analyze relevant data in the right perspective
BI tools consume warehouse and order data directly, so analysis runs on live operational detail rather than a monthly summary.
Your proprietary solutions can be integrated through Open APIs
Public REST APIs cover the same objects the interface uses, so your own tools and portals can read and write without a special export.
Integrate all the transformations and productions steps into your logistic process and inventory tracking
Production and transformation steps are part of the same logistic flow, so stock stays correct through every conversion.
Why reinvent a wheel when best practice templates are at your fingertips
Best-practice templates for common processes and connections shorten configuration and keep implementations consistent.
Immerse your Kardex system into your digital process seamlessly
Kardex shuttles and carousels are addressed as normal locations, so an operator follows one instruction set whether the stock comes to them or they walk to it.
Manage your order flow no matter how many links in your chain
Order flows between your own entities are handled as a chain, with the internal purchase, sale and stock transfer generated together.
Supported communication protocol to connect systems and information together
Standard EDI messages for orders, despatch advice and invoices are supported for retail and logistics partners who require them.
Always refer to the correct weight without room for error
Scales are read directly into the transaction, so weight-based pricing and carrier declarations do not rely on a typed number.
Using various sources you can bring all relevant data together
Several data sources are chained into one enriched message flow rather than maintained as separate point-to-point links.
Pick to light or drop to light system integrations
Pick-to-light and drop-to-light installations are driven from the pick task itself, so the light and the scanner never disagree.
Take printing to exactly the right place and print labels and documents with perfect timing
Mobile printers move with the operator, so a label is produced at the pallet rather than at a print station across the hall.
Partner-integrated transportation management tool for your own fleet
Transport management is integrated for your own fleet as well as contracted carriers, covering planning, documents and status back.
Amend data flows to match requirements of customer and supplier systems
Data can be reshaped by rule on the way through — units, codes, formats — so a partner's requirements do not force a change in your own data.
Use structured workflow to quickly configure links with other IT systems
Mapping templates give a structured route from first message to live connection, which is why links are configured rather than developed.
Audit and investigate using system management information screens
Message history is queryable, so an integration issue is investigated on evidence instead of reproduced by guesswork.
Trigger messages using business rules and react fast to resolve operational issues
Business rules trigger messages on critical-path events, so the people who can fix a delay hear about it while it is still fixable.
Leverage logistic hardware innovations and centrally control the perfect process flows
Machines, lifts and automation are controlled centrally within the process, so hardware investments run on the same rules as the rest of the flow.
The layer that tells you whether the process is working: dashboards, alerting, roles, logs and multi-tenant control.
Most asked for here: operational dashboards, rule-based alerting and roles per job.
Use any Android or iOS scanning device to confirm products and picking steps without errors
Use industrial scanners, or let staff use the Android and iOS devices already in their pockets. Bring-your-own-device removes the hardware budget from the go-live decision and makes seasonal staff cheap to equip.
BizBloqs configures any report exactly how you want to see it
Build the reports your operation is judged on, on your own data, without waiting for a release. Rule-based alerting turns the important ones into a message rather than a screen someone has to remember to open.
Multiple stock owners can be managed in a single WMS and you can perform logistic actions on behalf of others
One platform can serve several stock owners with strictly separated data, plus the pricing and invoicing that third-party logistics needs. The same capability lets a group run divisions independently without duplicating the system.
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Transform your business with highly efficient digital processes
Every scan replaces a note, a call or a spreadsheet line. Teams typically see the biggest gain on receiving and picking, where the paperwork used to sit between the work and the system.
Let your WMS dictate warehouse processes and how your staff fulfills their work
The system prescribes the next step, so a temp on day one follows the same route as your best picker. It removes the variation that makes peak weeks expensive.
Avoid losing track of expiry dates e.g. with full awareness of stock
Expiry and shelf-life sit on the stock itself, so FEFO picking and write-off warnings happen automatically instead of being spotted during a count.
Databases with secure architecture and failover capabilities
Hosting, backups and failover are managed for you, with encrypted databases and separated tenants. There is no server in the warehouse to patch or lose.
Powerful recognition engines handle all standard 1D and 2D (QR) barcodes (GS1-128 barcode decoder built in)
Standard 1D, QR and GS1-128 codes are decoded out of the box, including the batch, expiry and quantity fields embedded in a GS1 label.
Use digital technology to capture transactions and process orders in real-time to reduce processing time and errors
Pick lists, receipts and packing instructions live on the scanner or tablet, so the process is never waiting for someone to walk paper across the floor.
Configured marks for any automated action
A configured mark on a record — a status, a value, a date passing — fires the follow-up action, so routine chasing disappears from someone's to-do list.
Keep track and keep historic record of all logistic handlings
Every logistic action is written to an immutable log with user, timestamp and location. It is what turns 'we think it shipped' into a fact you can show a customer.
Manage stock levels for components, work in progress and finished goods
Component, work-in-progress and finished-goods levels are managed as one picture, so what you can promise is calculated rather than guessed.
Capable of capturing RFID information
RFID reads are captured into the same transaction model as barcodes, so a tagged pallet or garment counts without being handled individually.
Gain full insight for performance and progress
One screen shows open orders, work in progress, lines picked per hour and where the queue is building, so supervisors move people before the backlog forms.
Configure custom reporting and trigger alerts using business rules
You set the rule — stock below a threshold, an order aging, a QC failure — and the system mails, messages or escalates. Nobody has to watch a screen for it.
Record all activities and operations against resources
Activity is recorded against people, devices and locations, giving throughput per resource rather than one aggregate warehouse number.
Set up custom dashboards and reports
Dashboards and reports are configured per role, so a warehouse manager, a controller and a customer service lead each see their own version of the truth.
Set a clear pricing structure for your logistic partners and automate your invoicing process and actions accordingly
For 3PLs: rates per handling, storage, order line or value-added service are configured once, activity is metered automatically and invoice lines are produced without a monthly spreadsheet.
All printers, scales and label printers are managed directly from your OMS
Printers, scales and label devices are registered centrally and assigned per workstation, so output always lands where the work is.
Map your staff carefully and assign them rights suitable for their position
Roles bundle permissions, and users inherit them. A picker sees pick work, a supervisor sees the floor, finance sees costs — nobody sees more than the job needs.
Manage special inventory needed for projects in the most efficient way
Project stock is separated from free stock and follows the project, so a committed installation is not picked for a webshop order.
Use standard reports or create your own custom ones as per your needs
Standard reports cover the usual questions; custom ones are built on the same data model, so numbers on a board report match what the floor sees.
Full language support if you prefer your native language or you have staff in multiple countries
The interface runs in the user's own language, which matters where an international floor team shares one system.
Identify business critical data and set-up custom reports for deep analysis
Any figure on a dashboard can be opened down to the underlying transactions, so a question is answered in the same screen it was raised.
Connect your operations and use state-of-the-art technology to drive efficiency.
Keep a tight grip on inventory levels and order fulfilment… anywhere, any time, and on any device.
Want to size the gain before you talk to us? The free warehouse calculators work out picking rate, storage cost and cost per order line, the barcode generator lets you trial label and scan flows, and the rest of the warehouse tools sit alongside the reference figures on the WMS benchmarks page.
The system says 12, the shelf has 9. Nobody trusts the stock figure, so every decision gets double-checked by hand.
Every receipt, putaway, move and pick is confirmed against a location as it happens, so the record matches the shelf and cycle counts confirm rather than correct.
Pickers work from paper lists and memory. Mispicks are found by the customer, and nobody can say where an order is.
The system tells the picker where to go and what to scan, catches the wrong item at the moment of picking, and carries a live status that customer service can read.
Peak season breaks the process. Temps take weeks to train and the experienced staff spend their day fixing mistakes.
The process lives in the system as confirmed steps, so a new starter follows the same route as a five-year picker and is productive in hours rather than weeks.
Returns pile up in a corner. Sellable stock sits unrecorded for weeks while the webshop shows it as out of stock.
Register, inspect, grade, then restock, repair or write off — each outcome recorded against the item, so good stock returns to availability the same day it arrives.
A recall or a customer complaint means physically searching the warehouse for the batch that went out.
Batch, serial and expiry are captured at receipt and carried through to dispatch, so a recall is a query. FEFO rules issue shortest-dated stock first and cut write-off.
Growth means hiring more pickers. Throughput per person has not moved in three years.
Location-driven routing and combined tasks remove the searching, walking and rework that consume most of a picking day, so the same team absorbs more volume.
What operators ask us about stock accuracy, picking, peak season, returns and traceability.
Choose your solution
BizBloqs is a warehouse platform, delivered in three solutions. Start where your operation is today, extend when you are ready. Each solution includes WMS at its core, with Order Management and Integrations layered in at the depth that fits your business.
Small and medium businesses running one warehouse, a growing order volume and a team that is doing too much by hand.
Scaling mid-market businesses selling across several channels, holding stock in more than one place, and outgrowing a single-warehouse setup.
Larger and multi-entity organisations with complex handling requirements, established ERP landscapes and formal governance obligations.
Work out what your current process costs and how much of it you could save, on your own figures. No email wall — the result appears as you type.
Why take our word for it? We let our customers convince you instead. BizBloqs customers are happy with their solutions and don’t hesitate to share their positive experiences. Our ability to turn any challenge into an efficient solution never fails to impress!
BizBloqs was one of the first to provide a WMS with scanning capabilities and we started a journey together. Our operations have gotten a lot more complex, advanced and especially bigger over the past 5 years and we have simply grown together.
Nick Bisselink, Financial/Operational Director
When we had extensive logistic requirements beyond the capabilities of our financial solution, BizBloqs shared its expertise to transform Lantaarn’s entire warehouse experience together
Lantaarn Publishers
We needed a better, more transparent and practical system for our incoming and outgoing product flow. A direct overview in our stock and all our logistics movements was really a must. BizBloqs helped us from the start!
Rik Klein - Sales manager
In addition to a scan procedure with EDI integration, BizBloqs has set up an entire production system for us. Production planning can provide direct instructions and as soon as they are ready, it all arrives in the OMS. This gives us a larger production capacity and a drastic reduction of the picking mistakes in dispatching.
Reinier Schot, Head of Production
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Book a demo and we will walk your warehouse and order flow end to end — inbound, storage, picking, shipping, returns — and tell you honestly what BizBloqs would change.
How many of your articles sit in a pick location they empty less than once a month?
Part one: Laying out a warehouse does not start with the racking
After your last integration, how many systems hold a stock quantity for the same item? Name them.