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Production only runs as well as the material flow behind it. BizBloqs ties bills of material, work in process and finished goods into one live picture, so the line never waits on stock nobody could find.
In manufacturing, a warehouse management system governs the stock that feeds and leaves production: receiving raw materials, staging components against production orders, booking finished goods back in and shipping them. It keeps a single scan-confirmed stock position across raw, work-in-progress and finished goods rather than three separate counts.
Production only runs as well as the material flow behind it. BizBloqs ties bills of material, work in process and finished goods into one live picture, so the line never waits on stock nobody could find.
A production plan is only a forecast until the components are physically in the right place at the right moment. Most manufacturers lose more hours to material search, miscounted sub-assemblies and last-minute substitutions than to machine downtime, and almost none of that loss shows up in the ERP.
BizBloqs treats the bill of material as an operational instruction rather than a costing record. When a production order is released, every component is reserved against it at location level, so a shortage is visible before the line starts instead of halfway through the shift.
Work in process is tracked as its own stock state. Semi-finished goods have a location, a quantity and a parent order, which means the value sitting on the shop floor is finally countable.
Receiving, quality inspection, staging, production consumption, back-flushing and finished goods put-away all run in the same system, on the same scanner, against the same item master. There is no export, no overnight sync and no second version of the truth.
Because every movement is logged against a user, a location and a timestamp, backward traceability from a finished pallet to the supplier batch is a query rather than an investigation.
Integration with your ERP stays deliberately thin: BizBloqs owns the physical process, your ERP owns the financials, and the interface between them is a small, documented set of messages instead of a bespoke project.
Bills of material live in spreadsheets — component shortages surface on the line
Every component reserved against the production order at release — shortages flagged before the line starts, not during it
Work in process is invisible between operations
Each operation books stock into its own WIP location — real-time visibility of what sits where in the production cycle
Raw material batches cannot be traced to the finished unit
Full upward and downward traceability from raw batch to shipped serial — recall scope determined in minutes
Machine and MHE data sits outside the stock system
Production counters, conveyors and automated storage report straight into BizBloqs — one interface, no double entry
Rework and scrap are corrected in the books weeks later
Yield, scrap and rework posted at the moment they happen — cost price per unit stays true all month
The features below are the ones manufacturers reach for first. They are configuration, not custom development.
Components reserved against the production order at release, shortages flagged before the line starts
Semi-finished goods carry a location, a quantity and a parent order, so shop-floor value is countable
Consumption booked automatically on completion, with manual correction where the process needs it
Quarantine, inspect and release inbound material before it can be consumed by a production order
Trace a finished pallet back to every supplier batch that went into it, in one query
A thin, documented message set between physical process and financial record — no bespoke middleware
Operations like yours already run on BizBloqs
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Narrow it down
The operating model above is the same for everyone in manufacturing. 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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