Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Crane Worldwide Logistics	Transportation	3000	$1.0B	United States	Datex Corporation	Datex FootPrint WMS	Warehouse Management	2024	n/a	In 2024, Crane Worldwide Logistics implemented Datex FootPrint WMS as a core element of its Warehouse Management strategy to support global warehousing operations. The Datex FootPrint WMS deployment was integrated into Crane’s broader integration architecture using the Boomi Enterprise Platform as the unified integration, EDI, API management, and workflow orchestration layer, enabling consistent data flows across the supply chain stack. Datex FootPrint WMS was configured to provide standard warehouse management capabilities, including inventory control, receiving and putaway, directed picking and packing, shipping execution, cycle counting and lot and serial tracking, and warehouse task orchestration. Configuration work focused on aligning warehouse operational processes with order-to-cash workflows and with customer-facing visibility requirements delivered through Crane’s C-View portal. Integration architecture placed Datex FootPrint WMS behind Boomi-managed interfaces that synchronize transactional and master data with Oracle and Azure databases, Snowflake data warehouse, Sage ERP financials, UKG HR for labor data, Kafka event streaming for real-time messaging, and E2open for supply chain orchestration. Boomi handled B2B/EDI management, API endpoints, file-based exchanges and workflow automation, creating a standardized integration surface for trading partners and internal systems while supplying operational data into analytics and customer portals. Governance emphasized API-driven data models, standardized onboarding and monitoring through the Boomi platform to accelerate partner and site integration. The Datex FootPrint WMS implementation formed part of a global rollout supporting Crane’s footprint across 130 locations in 30 countries, and as part of the Boomi-powered ecosystem Crane reported operational outcomes including faster partner onboarding and the case study level benefits documented for the integrated platform.
Cosco Shipping North America	Transportation	3000	$1.0B	United States	E2open	E2open (ex BluJay TMS)	Transportation Management	2018	n/a	In 2018 Cosco Shipping North America implemented E2open (ex BluJay TMS) as its Transportation Management application. The deployment established a centralized Transportation Management environment to support order entry, shipment execution, scheduling, and carrier coordination across the companys North America operations. E2open (ex BluJay TMS) was configured to emphasize core Transportation Management modules, including order management, shipment planning and routing, carrier tendering and selection, track and trace, and freight settlement. Configuration included workflow automation for tendering and exception handling, and role-based access for customer service and operations teams to manage shipment lifecycles. Operational coverage centers on customer service and operations teams, with Customer Services Representatives based in Texas performing heavy order entry and scheduling activities. These staff handle order intake, customer communication, phone-based scheduling, and problem solving, and their day to day work references TMW, Transplace, and BluJay platforms as part of multi-system operational practices. Governance focused on standardizing order entry procedures, formalizing scheduling workflows, and aligning customer service handoffs with Transportation Management processes. The implementation narrative centers on system architecture that supports shipment orchestration, carrier tender workflows, and operational control for customer service and scheduling functions.
	Transportation	850	$215M	Netherlands	E2open	E2open (ex BluJay TMS)	Transportation Management	2016	n/a
	Transportation	1000	$220M	Canada	E2open	E2open (ex BluJay TMS)	Transportation Management	2016	n/a
	Leisure and Hospitality	300	$35M	United States	Oracle	Oracle Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2020	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	100	$11M	Australia	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics AX - Inventory Management Module	Inventory Management	2012	n/a
	Manufacturing	600	$70M	India	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics AX - Inventory Management Module	Inventory Management	2017	n/a
	Manufacturing	50	$5M	New Zealand	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics AX - Production Module	Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2015	n/a
	Manufacturing	8500	$9.0B	United States	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Materials Management (MM)	Inventory Management	2012	n/a
	Manufacturing	8500	$9.0B	United States	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP)	Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2012	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Crane Worldwide Logistics

Transportation

3000

$1.0B

United States

Datex Corporation

Datex FootPrint WMS

Warehouse Management

2024

n/a

In 2024, Crane Worldwide Logistics implemented Datex FootPrint WMS as a core element of its Warehouse Management strategy to support global warehousing operations. The Datex FootPrint WMS deployment was integrated into Crane’s broader integration architecture using the Boomi Enterprise Platform as the unified integration, EDI, API management, and workflow orchestration layer, enabling consistent data flows across the supply chain stack. Datex FootPrint WMS was configured to provide standard warehouse management capabilities, including inventory control, receiving and putaway, directed picking and packing, shipping execution, cycle counting and lot and serial tracking, and warehouse task orchestration. Configuration work focused on aligning warehouse operational processes with order-to-cash workflows and with customer-facing visibility requirements delivered through Crane’s C-View portal. Integration architecture placed Datex FootPrint WMS behind Boomi-managed interfaces that synchronize transactional and master data with Oracle and Azure databases, Snowflake data warehouse, Sage ERP financials, UKG HR for labor data, Kafka event streaming for real-time messaging, and E2open for supply chain orchestration. Boomi handled B2B/EDI management, API endpoints, file-based exchanges and workflow automation, creating a standardized integration surface for trading partners and internal systems while supplying operational data into analytics and customer portals. Governance emphasized API-driven data models, standardized onboarding and monitoring through the Boomi platform to accelerate partner and site integration. The Datex FootPrint WMS implementation formed part of a global rollout supporting Crane’s footprint across 130 locations in 30 countries, and as part of the Boomi-powered ecosystem Crane reported operational outcomes including faster partner onboarding and the case study level benefits documented for the integrated platform.

Cosco Shipping North America

Transportation

3000

$1.0B

United States

E2open

E2open (ex BluJay TMS)

Transportation Management

2018

n/a

In 2018 Cosco Shipping North America implemented E2open (ex BluJay TMS) as its Transportation Management application. The deployment established a centralized Transportation Management environment to support order entry, shipment execution, scheduling, and carrier coordination across the companys North America operations. E2open (ex BluJay TMS) was configured to emphasize core Transportation Management modules, including order management, shipment planning and routing, carrier tendering and selection, track and trace, and freight settlement. Configuration included workflow automation for tendering and exception handling, and role-based access for customer service and operations teams to manage shipment lifecycles. Operational coverage centers on customer service and operations teams, with Customer Services Representatives based in Texas performing heavy order entry and scheduling activities. These staff handle order intake, customer communication, phone-based scheduling, and problem solving, and their day to day work references TMW, Transplace, and BluJay platforms as part of multi-system operational practices. Governance focused on standardizing order entry procedures, formalizing scheduling workflows, and aligning customer service handoffs with Transportation Management processes. The implementation narrative centers on system architecture that supports shipment orchestration, carrier tender workflows, and operational control for customer service and scheduling functions.