Logik‑ Product Configuration

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Product configuration, discovery, and ecommendation engine.

Recommendation engine

Ai assistant

Product configuration

Discovery engine

Composable architecture

Point-and-click setup

Attribute configuration

About Logik‑ Product Configuration

Launched Aug 08, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Logik is an advanced composable CPQ, product configuration, discovery, and recommendation engine.

Logik allows companies to make even their most complex products simple to sell across every digital channel, for B2C and B2B brands. Logik.io is perfect for companies who are looking to provide product configuration, customized buying experiences, and AI-powered product recommendations. Logik offers guided product discovery to match best-fit products with customer needs. Logik uses an advanced CPQ engine with point and click admin tools to make adding it to Shopify fast and easy.

Attribute-Based Configuration - Create custom products or bundles by attribute
Advanced Logic Engine - Processes only the required rules for a given context
Headless Extensibility and Composability - Enables out of the box or custom UI
AI Support Functionality - For rule creation and smart configurations
Point and Click Administration - Manage rules and layouts without coding

Pros

Advanced logic engine that simplifies complex product sales
Composable API-first architecture providing flexibility in integration
Point-and-click setup allows for easy administration and use
Attribute-based configuration enhances product management
AI Assistant can aid in product configuration and recommendations
Headless extensibility and composability support seamless integration with digital channels
Facilitates faster sales across multiple platforms

Cons

May require technical expertise to fully leverage API-first architecture
Complexity of initial setup for organizations with limited technical resources
Dependency on continual updates and support for maintaining integration capabilities