One way thinking
Orders have to travel back to Logic4. A one directional feed breaks your fulfilment on day one.
logic4 to shopify
Logic4 to Shopify, with the ERP still in charge.
In a Logic4 setup the ERP owns the truth. We move the storefront to Shopify and keep products, prices and stock flowing from Logic4.
what moves
Storefront to Shopify, data still from Logic4.
A migration and an integration in one project.
- Products, variants and product groups
- Categories and filters mapped to collections
- Customers, debtors and B2B accounts
- Order history and invoice references
- Content pages and blog articles
- URLs with a complete redirect map
- Price agreements, staffel prices and VAT logic
- Stock per warehouse, synced continuously
how it runs
Four phases from Logic4 to live.
Nothing changes in your warehouse process.
01
Discovery
We map the Logic4 fields your shop depends on and design the Shopify data model around them.
02
Data migration
History and catalog move over, with metafields for the ERP fields that matter.
03
SEO Guard
Redirects for every existing URL and ranking monitoring through go live.
04
Sync and go live
Stock, prices and orders keep flowing between Logic4 and Shopify from the first day.
where it goes wrong
The three Logic4 traps.
ERP driven shops fail on the sync, not on the design.
Price agreements
Customer specific prices and staffels need a Shopify design that survives every ERP update.
Stock drift
Without continuous sync your Shopify stock lies within hours and oversells follow.
questions
Logic4 migration questions.
Yes. Logic4 stays your ERP. Shopify becomes the storefront and the two stay in sync.
Yes. Orders, customers and payment status flow back so your warehouse process is unchanged.
We design them in Shopify with your agreements and staffels intact before go live.
Usually six to twelve weeks, mostly driven by the integration work.
Get a migration plan for your platform.
A scan of your current store, a mapping of your data and a fixed price. No obligation.
