ROI calculator — Enterprise
The full model, across every site in scope. The headline is annual net benefit and three-year value — payback is shown too, and it is honestly slower than the smaller solutions.
Your operation
Paid modules
These are additional to the platform, with their own monthly and implementation fee. Each one is calculated on its own so you can see whether it earns its keep.
Your investment
The cost fields are indicative ranges to make the arithmetic work. They are not a BizBloqs quote. Actual pricing depends on scope, sites, modules and integrations — ask us and you will get a real figure.
Assumptions behind the calculation
These are starting points, not measured results from your operation. They are conservative mid-points from published warehouse-operations ranges. Change any of them and the result changes with them.
Your result
Net benefit per year
€795,528
Three-year net value
€2,246,584
Where the number comes from
- Picking errors avoided€267,300
- Floor productivity€335,916
- Stock counting€40,920
- Order administration€58,032
- Returns avoided€207,360
Every pre-filled figure is an editable assumption, not a measurement of your operation and not a promise. The result is only as good as the inputs.
How the other solutions compare on your numbers
Same inputs, different scope and different cost base. A smaller solution usually pays back faster; a larger one usually saves more in absolute terms. Both can be true at once.
SME
Payback: 0.1 months · Net per year: €654,108
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Payback: 0.3 months · Net per year: €880,728
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Questions about this calculation
What drives the enterprise business case beyond warehouse efficiency?
Governance and integration depth: intercompany flows, EDI trading partners, and a full audit trail across entities. The saving sits in reconciliation effort, audit preparation and avoided manual intercompany corrections as much as in picking.
Are 3PL billing and warehouse automation included?
No. Both remain separately priced additions at every level, including Enterprise, so they are modelled as explicit costs rather than folded into the subscription.
How long does a multi-entity rollout take?
Longer than the four to twelve weeks a single site takes. Multi-entity, ERP and EDI programmes are governed rollouts phased site by site, and the model should assume benefits arrive per site as each one goes live rather than all at once.
Ready to see BizBloqs on your own process?
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.