
Panattoni Plans Development for Mercedes-Benz in Bischweier
24. July 2022
Carbon Visibility Now Available for All Customers of the Transporeon Platform
25. July 2022Körber has signed an agreement to acquire the Enspire Commerce™ omnichannel solutions from enVista, including financial auditing and payment services in global freight transportation (FAP). With enVista’s solutions, Körber has an expanded portfolio to better support customers in addressing growing customer demands in the competitive retail environment.
Today’s consumer expectations require digital, integrated processes from order capture to delivery. Through this acquisition, Körber, as a globally operating full-service provider, now consolidates (omnichannel) retail, logistics fulfillment, and transportation software from a single source. The combination of Körber’s software expertise with enVista’s capabilities offers companies improved opportunities to align and digitize retail and logistics processes effectively.
“Körber is a technology partner in fulfillment and distribution for thousands of companies worldwide,” says Chad Collins, CEO Software in Körber’s Supply Chain business unit. “The acquisition of the enVista platform enables our customers to gain visibility across the entire logistics cycle as well as across various demand sources and inventories. The freight monitoring and payment service (FAP) provides transport transparency and tracking that is not available in ERP or TMS solutions. Together with enVista’s CEO, Jim Barnes, and 400 logistics experts joining our company, we emphasize our ambition to become a global leader in logistics software through an integrated solution suite.”
The Order Management System (OMS) from enVista, part of the Enspire Commerce platform, creates cross-channel order transparency and supports beneficial data transfer. This benefit is further enhanced by the combination with Körber’s already established fulfillment solutions: customer requests can thus be fulfilled in real-time. Additionally, the microservices-based API-first headless architecture allows for rapid integration and scaling, especially in conjunction with Körber’s cloud-based software solutions.
The Enspire Commerce platform from enVista offers far more than just an order management system. It encompasses areas such as order fulfillment, inventory availability, store fulfillment, customer service, drop shipping, marketplaces, subscriptions, product information management (PIM), point of sale/mobile point of sale (POS/mPOS), mobile fulfillment, and shipping fulfillment.
The FAP services from enVista will expand the capabilities of OMS and WMS in companies, enabling customers to achieve a new level of profitability, control, business intelligence, and user experience. By providing a single source for transport transparency while optimizing and controlling transport costs, enVista and Körber pave the way for tomorrow’s supply chains to fully leverage the value of their transport activities.
“Leading retailers, distributors, and consumer brands have recognized the importance of integrated and digital systems for retail and logistics,” explains Jim Barnes, CEO of enVista. “Our omnichannel commerce and FAP solutions, in conjunction with Körber’s order fulfillment, create seamless omnichannel brand experiences – just as consumers expect. Körber’s global sales, implementation, and support capabilities enhance enVista’s offerings, creating additional value, competitive advantages, and market momentum. I look forward to bringing my 30 years of experience in logistics and retail to the team.”
enVista is one of the “Seven Providers That Matter Most” in the Forrester 2021 OMS Wave Report. The company is regularly mentioned in the Gartner Market Guides for FAP providers and DOM solutions. Körber’s WMS has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems for the fourth consecutive year. Körber’s global reach is further strengthened by enVista’s significant presence in North America, the UK, India, and APAC.
This announcement follows the acquisition of a significant minority stake in Körber’s supply chain software business by KKR in March 2022. More details can be found here.
The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including the receipt of all regulatory approvals.
Photo: © Körber Logo






