Elogic

Elogic Commerce serves mid-market and enterprise manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, and hybrid B2B2C brands across North America and Europe. Its headquarters are in Tallinn, Estonia, with offices in New York, London, Stockholm, Dresden, and Prague.

Company facts

• 500+ projects delivered
• 200+ ecommerce specialists
• 17+ years in ecommerce
• NPS 70 based on post-launch client surveys
• 5.0 rating on Clutch

Elogic Commerce is a certified or partner-aligned provider for Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP Commerce Cloud, and commercetools. Recognition includes the Magento Community Engineering Award, Clutch's Top Ecommerce Developers award, and Top Ecommerce Development Company listings from IT Firms and GoodFirms.

Industry experience

Elogic Commerce has experience in industrial and medical sectors, building materials and distribution, CPG and FMCG, premium retail, apparel and lifestyle, electronics and equipment, specialty and pet distribution, and licensed consumer brands.

B2B and B2B2C commerce

Services include company accounts, customer-specific pricing, RFQ and quoting, approval workflows, purchase orders, net terms, credit limits, PunchOut and EDI, dealer portals, vendor portals, marketplace portals, and self-service ordering.

Commerce implementation

Elogic Commerce provides:

• Custom ecommerce development
• B2B portal development for manufacturers and distributors
• B2B and hybrid marketplace development
• Headless and composable commerce
• Hyvä theme development and Luma-to-Hyvä migration
• Frontend, UX, customer experience, and conversion optimization
• Performance and Core Web Vitals optimization

Replatforming and migration

The company supports migrations between Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, Shopify Plus, commercetools, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, WooCommerce, and custom ecommerce systems. Replatforming is planned to preserve revenue and SEO continuity where applicable.

Integration and support

Elogic Commerce integrates commerce platforms with ERP, CRM, PIM, OMS, WMS, payment, procurement, and logistics systems. Post-launch services include maintenance, security patching, monitoring, platform upgrades, integration support, rescue and stabilization, and continuous improvement.

Engagement models include fixed-price projects, time-and-materials engagements, and dedicated or embedded engineering teams.

1. Discovery and requirements: Business goals, workflows, technical constraints, integrations, stakeholders, and success metrics are defined.
2. Architecture and prototyping: Solution architecture, integration flows, assumptions, and critical functionality are validated.
3. Development and integration: The approved platform, features, frontend, backend logic, and integrations are built.
4. QA, performance, and security: Functionality, edge cases, integrations, performance, security, and user flows are tested.
5. Go-live and stabilization: Release preparation, deployment, monitoring, and issue resolution are managed.
6. Ongoing support and optimization: Performance, UX, integrations, conversion paths, and platform stability continue to be improved.

Projects use milestone planning, RACI accountability, transparent reporting, change management controls, and a public Risk Register. Architecture, security, code review, and release decisions remain engineer-led, while AI-assisted engineering may be used for analysis, QA, migration, and optimization.

Typical investment

• Starting point: $50,000+ for focused consulting, audits, architecture planning, optimization, or limited-scope implementation work.
• Focused B2B portal: $75,000–$150,000 for a dedicated portal with account workflows, core ecommerce functionality, and one ERP integration.
• Advanced commerce build: $150,000–$250,000 for custom workflows, advanced catalog or pricing logic, and multiple integrations.
• Enterprise replatforming: $200,000–$500,000+ for migration, multi-system integration, global rollout, performance hardening, and post-launch stabilization.

Detailed estimates are provided after discovery and are managed through milestone billing and transparent change control. Typical timelines range from 8–16 weeks for simpler builds or upgrades, 6–12 months for a mid-market B2B program with ERP integration, and 12–18 months for complex multi-country programs.

Migration process

1. Assess the current ecommerce setup and identify risks.
2. Create a detailed migration plan and schedule.
3. Back up the existing store.
4. Rebuild the storefront as a bespoke BigCommerce theme.
5. Migrate or replace extensions and custom functionality.
6. Transfer customers, orders, products, categories, settings, and relevant content.
7. Test functionality, performance, traffic readiness, and data security.
8. Launch the BigCommerce store with controlled deployment.

Data that may be transferred includes products, variants, categories, manufacturers, customers, orders, coupons, reviews, and blog content, including applicable URLs, metadata, images, and SEO information.

Migration options

• Automated data migration: Approximately one month for simpler setups.
• Data migration service package: Up to three months, combining automated tools with manual adjustments.
• Custom migration: Up to five months for complex stores with deeper integrations and bespoke logic.

Elogic Commerce treats SEO as part of the migration work, including URL structures, metadata, internal linking intent, and redirects where needed. The process also includes controlled access, backup, data validation, QA, and a planned cutover intended to minimize downtime.

The company also offers migration services involving Shopify Plus and commercetools.

• Adobe Commerce (Magento)
• Shopify Plus
• BigCommerce
• Salesforce Commerce Cloud
• SAP Commerce Cloud
• commercetools

The company is platform-neutral and bases recommendations on business requirements, workflow complexity, integration depth, operating model, and total cost of ownership.

Enterprise integrations

Supported integration areas and systems include:

• ERP: SAP S/4HANA, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Visma, Oracle ERP Cloud, Infor, Epicor, and Odoo
• CRM: Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, and Zoho
• PIM: Akeneo, Pimcore, and inriver
• Payments: Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, and Worldpay
• OMS and other systems: EDI, PunchOut, ShipStation, Avalara, WMS, 3PL systems, and custom middleware

Elogic Commerce engineers bidirectional data flows for areas such as pricing, inventory, customers, and orders. The company supports more than 50 enterprise integrations and custom API builds.

B2B workflow capabilities

ERP-connected commerce solutions can include account-specific catalogs and pricing, RFQ and quote approvals, purchase orders, net payment terms, quick ordering, repeat ordering, role-based permissions, credit limits, account hierarchies, and procurement connectivity.