Blume Global

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A supply chain visibility and execution platform, owned by WiseTech Global, built for ocean and rail carriers and manufacturers.

68TriVista score
Category rankTied #11 in Supply Chain, Planning, and Logistics AI
Baseline ELO1,459.8
At a glance
What it does

Blume Global is a supply chain visibility and execution platform owned by WiseTech Global, the maker of CargoWise. It gives carriers, manufacturers, and logistics providers visibility into shipments and helps them act on problems early. Ocean and rail carriers use it for real-time tracking and asset management. Manufacturers use tools that came from Blume's LiveSource acquisition, covering supplier management, sourcing, and order collaboration, and terminal operators use it to schedule appointments and pay terminal fees. Blume Global says it operates in more than 170 countries and counts Maersk, CSX, and Union Pacific among its customers. WiseTech Global has invested heavily in the platform since buying it in 2023. Note that blume.com belongs to an unrelated skincare brand; the real site is blumeglobal.com.

Where it can help

This fits a manufacturer, carrier, or logistics provider working across ocean and rail freight with multiple partners, and helps most when sourcing, supplier management, and shipment visibility now live in separate systems that do not share data. A reasonable starting point is one side of the business, such as ocean visibility or supplier collaboration, before adding more. Blume Global does not publish public prices; expect a custom quote tied to your network size and the modules you need, and treat any figure you find as a planning estimate only. The main risks are the platform's complexity, since it spans several older acquired products, and the fact that its roadmap now depends on WiseTech Global's broader plans, including its pending purchase of E2open.

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TriVista score
68.3
Category rank
#11
Baseline ELO
1,459.8

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Cost guide

What it can cost

These estimates cover licensing, setup, integrations, staff time, security, administration, and support.

Cost estimates by scenario Unit used in these estimates: production workspace.
Cost measureLowBaseHigh
First-year total$89.3K$139.9K$224.1K
Three-year total$195.6K$293.9K$452.1K
First-year cost per unit$89.3K$139.9K$224.1K
Average annual cost per unit (over three years)$65.2K$98K$150.7K
Cost breakdown by scenario
Included cost components
ComponentLowBaseHigh
Licensing and usage$31.5K$42K$56.7K
Implementation$14.4K$24K$40.8K
Integration$15.4K$28K$50.4K
Staff time and change management$9.1K$13K$18.2K
Security$7K$10K$15K
Administration$5.3K$7K$9.5K
Support$2.4K$3.2K$4.3K

Estimate assumptions: Based on 1 production workspace. This is a planning allowance, not verified product pricing. Confirm the vendor’s billing unit and current price or quote before budgeting.

Benefits have not been estimated: The current research does not estimate potential savings, return on investment, or how long it would take to recover the cost. Earlier benefit estimates are excluded.

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FIRST MONTHTest one workflow

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Official product information blumeglobal.com Read official information →
Score history

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  • Current catalog refresh
    TriVista Score 68.3/100
    Category rank #11

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