E2open is a supply-chain management platform founded in 2000 as a joint venture of eight electronics and technology companies, including Hitachi, IBM, and Toshiba, to build shared cloud infrastructure for global manufacturing supply chains. In 2025, WiseTech Global completed a $2.1 billion acquisition of the company, and the E2open platform continues operating under its own brand.
The platform connects more than 400,000 manufacturing, logistics, channel, and distribution partners on one network, tracking over 12 billion transactions a year across five linked solution suites: channel management, planning, global trade, logistics, and supply chain visibility. AI and machine learning run across that shared network data to flag disruptions and recommend planning adjustments in real time, rather than analyzing a single company's data in isolation.
E2open is built for large manufacturers, retailers, and logistics operators managing multi-tier global supply chains rather than small businesses. It sells through custom enterprise contracts with no published pricing, so prospective buyers need to contact sales for a quote.
