Logicbroker

Develop by Shopify

$3000

/ Month

Free plan available

Logicbroker - Marketplace + Drop Ship For B2B & B2C

Order routing

Supply chain automation

Fast supplier onboarding

Vendor performance management

Inventory updates automation

About Logicbroker

Launched Oct 26, 2020

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Logicbroker helps retailers launch drop ship and marketplace programs.

Logicbroker offers a variety of options to ensure fast supplier onboarding, including EDI, API, XML, CSV, JSON, as well as the Logicbroker vendor portal. Enjoy a high level of supply chain data automation including; inventory, acknowledgments, shipments, invoices, and item validation. Logicbroker has a comprehensive suite of monitoring, reporting, and vendor performance management tools optimized to maintain clear visibility across your supplier ecosystem.

Automate inventory updates from suppliers and manage multiple suppliers
Order docs route to suppliers via EDI/XML/CSV/Portal, our API or 3rd Party Apps
Supplier portal fulfills orders with branded packing slips + shipping labels

Pros

Supports multiple data formats for flexible supplier onboarding (EDI, API, XML, CSV, JSON)
High level of supply chain data automation, improving efficiency with inventory, acknowledgments, shipments, invoices, and item validation
Comprehensive monitoring, reporting, and vendor performance management tools for clear visibility across the supplier ecosystem
Facilitates automated inventory updates from suppliers, reducing manual efforts
Efficient order processing through various channels including EDI, XML, CSV, Portal, API, or third-party apps
Vendor portal allows suppliers to fulfill orders with customized packing slips and shipping labels, enhancing branding consistency

Cons

Potential complexity in setup and integration due to multiple data format options
May require training or technical expertise to leverage all features effectively
The broad suite of tools and options could overwhelm users who need simpler solutions
Limited reviews available, making it harder to assess real-world performance