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Moveezi vs EDC. Their AI assists. Ours acts.
EDC added an AI layer in 2025 to a product line that started in 2001, and by their own description it reads documents, drafts emails and summarises notes. Useful. But it still leaves the work with your team. Enzo is built to take the work, as far up as you let it go, on a platform where the price is published and a local or interstate business is live in hours.
Reading a weight ticket faster is not the same as not having to.
Every mover is being sold AI right now, so it is worth being precise about what you are being sold. EDC launched MERCED in May 2025, onto a product line their company has been building since 2001. What it does, in their words, is read documents and weight tickets, compose emails, summarise long notes and conversations, translate speech and generate reports. All of that helps the person at the desk get through the day faster. The day is still theirs.
Enzo starts from the other end. You give it a job, and a limit. It can watch and say nothing, suggest and wait for you, or run it on its own, and you choose which of those applies to each capability. Everything it does is on the record: what it did, when, why, and who approved it. If it gets one wrong, one click puts it back, and the correction sticks for your shop. That is a different question from whether the AI is clever. It is whether you can actually hand it something.
AI, specifically
Enzo and MERCED do not do the same kind of thing. Here is the gap.
Everything in the EDC column is from EDC's own published description of MERCED.
Side by side
The rest of it, line by line. Check every one.
Everything in the EDC column comes from EDC's published material. Where they do not publish something, this says so rather than filling the gap with a guess.
Why movers switch
Five reasons companies choose Moveezi.
None of them are about features on a list. They are about the week getting easier.
You can hand Enzo the job, not just the typing.
Chasing the follow-up, reconciling the invoice, spotting the move whose margin just turned, catching the dispatch clash before the crew does. You set how far Enzo goes on each one, and you can see and undo everything it did.
The price is on the website.
Local from $69 a month with no minimum. Interstate and international at $28 per won move on the entry tier, so the cost follows the revenue instead of leading it. Four currencies, all on the pricing page.
Your moves cross borders without changing systems.
One record carries a job from the door through sea, air, road or rail and out the other side, with the agent at each end on the same file and the customer watching the milestones. Any mode, agents, RMCs and corporate accounts are the shape of the product, not modules bolted onto a domestic system.
You are live in hours, not quarters.
A local or interstate business can be running the same day. International takes longer, because there is genuinely more to configure. Either way you take one module at a time, so you are never one bad go-live weekend away from a business that cannot dispatch.
The margin arrives while it still matters.
Per-move profit and loss updates against the quoted price as crew hours, materials and subcontractor costs land. Finding out at month end is a report. Finding out at 2pm is a decision you can still make.
FAQ
The things buyers actually ask us. Answered straight.
What is the difference between Enzo and EDC's MERCED?
What you can hand over. By EDC's own description, MERCED reads documents and weight tickets, drafts emails, summarises notes, translates speech and builds reports. Those are things that help the person doing the work go faster. Enzo is built to take the work: chasing a follow-up, reconciling an invoice, flagging a move whose margin has moved, catching a dispatch clash. You set how far it goes on each capability, from watching to running it on its own, and every action is logged and reversible. One makes your team quicker at the admin. The other means less of the admin reaches your team.
Is this the same EDC as the moving company in Texas?
No. This page compares Moveezi with EDC, the software vendor at edcus.com, whose flagship product is EDC-MoveStar. EDC Moving Systems in Houston and Carrollton, Texas is a separate and unrelated business: an Atlas Van Lines agent that moves people, not a software company.
Does Moveezi connect to DPS?
Not directly. Moveezi generates the DD-1299 and twelve more DoD forms straight from the order record, with rank and entitlements carried through, so the paperwork is right the first time rather than retyped and corrected. EDC has run a two-way DPS interface, EasyDPS, for years. If practically all of your revenue arrives through DPS, weigh that. If DPS is one channel alongside local, interstate, international, corporate and RMC work, the rest of this page is where the difference shows up.
EDC says their AI keeps your data in-house. What about Moveezi?
Fair question, and the answer is published rather than promised on a call. Production data is hosted in the region you choose. Australia (Sydney) is the default. The European Union and the United States are also available, and other regions can be provisioned on request. Your data at rest and its backups remain in the region you elect. Moveezi is ISO 27001 certified and built to NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC. The named sub-processor list is provided to customers under the agreement, and we give at least 30 days' notice before any addition or replacement so you can object. Ask for that list during evaluation and hold it against ours; we would rather you checked than took anyone's word for it.
What does EDC-MoveStar cost?
EDC does not publish pricing. Ours is on the pricing page in four currencies: local from $69 a month with no minimum, interstate and international at $28 per won move on the entry tier.
Which is better for international moves?
It depends where your files start and finish. EDC is a United States company whose depth is in US domestic and government work. Moveezi is built around moves that cross borders and modes as the normal case: sea, air, road and rail on one record, the agent at each end working the same file, RMC and corporate accounts, multi-currency throughout. If most of your work is US domestic, that difference will not decide it. If you are handling origin and destination in different countries every week, it will.
Other comparisons
Weighing up someone else too? These are written the same way.
Every claim about a competitor is taken from that competitor's own published material, including the places where they are the better answer.
Moveezi and Moveware
A full mobility ERP with the general ledger built in, deployed on-premise or cloud, and quoted on request.
Moveezi and Movepro
Formerly Onexfort. Built for Australian movers, with a 48 hour implementation and no published price.
Moveezi and MoverMate
Australia and New Zealand, cheaper to start, and priced per CRM seat, per crew seat and per estimate.
Moveezi and Movegistics
The AI Coach arrives as a Claude Desktop install and a browser extension. Moveezi ships the assistant inside the CRM.
Five questions before you switch
What it really costs, where the ledger lives, whether the field app is included, what happens across a border, and what you can hand the AI.