Industry
High volumes, thin margins and customers who each have their own agreement. BizBloqs holds the pricing, the credit position and the delivery route in one place.
Wholesale distribution combines large customer orders, many SKUs and tight delivery windows. A warehouse management system controls the order-to-shipment path: allocating stock, directing pick routes across zones, consolidating multi-line orders onto pallets and producing the shipping documents each customer or carrier requires.
High volumes, thin margins and customers who each have their own agreement. BizBloqs holds the pricing, the credit position and the delivery route in one place.
Wholesale margin lives in the details: tiered prices, agreed rebates, minimum order quantities, pallet layers, credit limits and delivery windows that differ per customer and sometimes per branch of that customer.
When those rules live in someone's head or in a spreadsheet, every absence is a risk and every new hire is a training project. BizBloqs holds them as configuration applied automatically at order entry.
The result is that the exception becomes visible. If an order breaks a credit limit or an MOQ, it stops and asks — rather than shipping and being argued about at invoice.
Wholesale orders are large, repetitive and time-boxed. Picking in customer sequence, building stable pallets and loading in reverse drop order all save more time than any single warehouse optimisation.
Orders are grouped into routes, routes into loads, and loads into a guided sequence on the floor. What is on the truck matches the paperwork because both come from the same record.
EDI and portal orders flow into the same process, so a customer's ordering channel changes nothing about how the work is executed.
Customer-specific prices and discounts live in someone's head
Customer, volume and contract pricing applied automatically at order entry — the agreed price, every time
Goods shipped to customers who are already over their credit limit
Credit position checked at order acceptance and again at release — the order is held before it ships, not after
Pallet and case quantities are converted by hand and get it wrong
Piece, case, layer and pallet handled natively with automatic conversion — order in any unit, pick in any unit
Delivery routes are planned the night before on a whiteboard
Orders grouped into loads and routes with picking sequenced in reverse drop order — last on, first off
Back-orders are tracked in a mailbox
Shortfalls captured as back-orders and released automatically on the next receipt — the customer is told, not forgotten
Wholesalers typically begin with pricing, credit and route features, then extend into full warehouse execution.
Customer and branch-level price rules applied automatically at order entry
Orders that break agreed limits stop and ask, instead of shipping into a dispute
Minimum quantities and layer rounding enforced at entry, not corrected at pack
Orders grouped into routes and loaded in reverse drop order for fast delivery
Electronic orders flow into the same process as manual ones, with no separate handling
Agreed windows enforced through planning, with breaches visible before dispatch
Operations like yours already run on BizBloqs
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Narrow it down
The operating model above is the same for everyone in wholesale. 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
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