e2open

Multi-enterprise network for channel, planning, trade, logistics and supply; owned by WiseTech

Overview

e2open is a cloud supply chain software company that was acquired by WiseTech Global, the Sydney-based developer of the CargoWise logistics platform. The deal, first announced on 26 May 2025, was completed in August 2025 at US$3.30 per share in cash, an enterprise value of US$2.1 billion funded entirely with new debt; e2open’s shares were delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.[13]

e2open sells five suites: Channel, Planning, Global Trade, Logistics and Supply, connected by e2net, its partner network, and presented through a unified interface called Harmony. It also offers control-tower capabilities, ESG reporting for the supply chain, transportation procurement services and logistics as a service.[14]

The combination with WiseTech links e2open’s shipper-side software with CargoWise, used by freight forwarders and customs brokers, which WiseTech presents as building a multi-sided logistics market.[13] e2open is strongest where a company’s challenge is coordinating many external partners (contract manufacturers, carriers, channel partners) rather than internal planning alone. Because the portfolio was assembled through many acquisitions and the company is now inside a larger group, buyers should ask about roadmap commitments for each suite.

e2open features

  • Channel data management and incentives
  • Demand and supply planning
  • Global trade compliance
  • Transportation management and logistics visibility
  • Supplier collaboration and direct procurement
  • e2net partner network and Harmony interface

e2open pricing

Quote-based. e2open publishes no list prices.

e2open strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Broad multi-enterprise network
  • Covers channel, trade and logistics as well as planning
  • Backed by a logistics-software parent
  • Strong global trade compliance

Limitations

  • Portfolio stitched together from acquisitions
  • Ownership change creates roadmap uncertainty
  • No published pricing
  • Less suited to firms wanting only internal planning

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