Industry
Selling online is a volume game with a margin problem. BizBloqs keeps one stock overview and orchestrates what each channel is allowed to sell from it, gets parcels out the door labelled correctly, and stops returns eating the profit.
E-commerce fulfilment means many small orders, short promise times and a high return rate. A warehouse management system batches those orders into efficient pick routes, confirms each line on a scanner before it is packed, and hands the shipment to the right carrier with a label and a track-and-trace reference.
Selling online is a volume game with a margin problem. BizBloqs keeps one stock overview and orchestrates what each channel is allowed to sell from it, gets parcels out the door labelled correctly, and stops returns eating the profit.
There is one stock overview — the physical truth in the warehouse. What each channel is allowed to sell from it is a separate, deliberate decision. Publishing the same raw number everywhere is what turns a synchronisation problem into cancellations.
BizBloqs holds that single authoritative position and orchestrates what goes outward per channel. Amazon and Bol punish out-of-stock hardest, so they get their own safety stock, buffer and availability strategy; your own webshop can run leaner because the commercial risk of a stockout is yours to carry.
Strategies are rules, not spreadsheets: safety stock per channel, allocation ceilings for campaigns, priority order when stock gets tight, minimum cover before a listing is throttled, and separate treatment for pre-orders and back-orders. Reservations land the second an order does, so every channel's published number already reflects it.
In e-commerce the return is part of the sale. When returns are handled off-system, stock stays invisible for days, refunds get delayed and the customer notices both.
Returns arrive with a reason code, are inspected against a rule set and are either put straight back into sellable stock, routed to repair or written off. The financial consequence follows automatically.
Carrier selection, label generation and track-and-trace are part of the same flow, so the customer's next update is triggered by a real physical event rather than by someone remembering to send it.
Overselling on Amazon and Bol because every channel is fed the same raw stock number
One stock overview, a deliberate availability strategy per channel — safety stock, buffers and allocation ceilings tuned per marketplace and for your own webshop
Carrier labels produced by hand at the packing bench
Carrier and service chosen by weight, destination and SLA, label printed at pack — no rekeying into carrier portals
Returns pile up unprocessed and stock stays unsellable
Return reason, inspection and disposition per item — sellable stock back on the shelf the same day
Peak season needs triple the pickers and training takes weeks
Screen-by-screen instruction on the scanner — temporary staff productive within an hour, not a fortnight
Cost per order is unknown, so pricing is guesswork
Pick, pack, packaging and freight allocated per order — true fulfilment cost per channel and per SKU
The features below are the ones that decide whether a peak season is profitable or merely busy.
Per-channel rules decide what Amazon, Bol and your own webshop may sell from the one stock overview
Buffers, allocation ceilings and minimum cover set per channel, per campaign, per item group
Reason codes, inspection rules and automatic routing to sellable, repair or write-off
Carrier selection, label generation and track-and-trace triggered by the physical event
Group small orders into one efficient walk without losing order identity at pack
Proven links to the platforms and shipping partners your channels already run on
Operations like yours already run on BizBloqs
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.
Narrow it down
The operating model above is the same for everyone in e-commerce. What changes is what you sell and what regulates it. Pick your vertical to see the compliance and commercial detail on top.
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.
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
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.
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After your last integration, how many systems hold a stock quantity for the same item? Name them.