Ecommerce Development Company for Complex B2B & B2B2C

Elogic Commerce is best suited for complex ecommerce programs where platform choice, integrations, and delivery quality have material business impact. That includes B2B and B2B2C commerce, replatforming, multi-store and multi-region environments, ERP / CRM / PIM / OMS integrations, and workflows such as customer-specific pricing, approvals, quoting, and self-service ordering. We are typically the strongest fit for mid-market and enterprise businesses rather than very small, low-complexity builds.

We are platform-neutral with delivery experience across Adobe Commerce (Magento), Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and commercetools. Recommendations are based on business requirements, integration landscape, total cost of ownership, and operating model. We offer platform assessments as standalone engagements.

Yes. We regularly take over projects that have failed with other agencies or internal teams. We start with a structured technical audit to identify root causes, then propose a prioritized remediation plan with clear scope and success criteria.

Yes — this is one of our strongest-fit scenarios. We work with mid-market manufacturers and distributors moving from manual or legacy sales processes to digital commerce, including requirements definition, platform selection, B2B workflow engineering, and ERP integration.

Three primary models: fixed-price (defined scope, milestone delivery), time-and-materials (flexible scope, transparent billing), and dedicated teams (embedded engineers as an extension of your team). Each includes structured project management, QA, and progress reporting.

Timelines depend on project complexity and scope. A mid-market B2B program with ERP integration, account-based pricing, and PIM connectivity typically runs 6–12 months from discovery to go-live. Programs with legacy ERP complexity, concurrent OMS or WMS integration, or multi-country scope typically run 12–18 months. Simpler storefront builds or platform upgrades can be completed in 8–16 weeks. We do not commit to firm timelines before discovery and architecture review are complete — because realistic planning protects your budget and your launch.

Every project follows a structured framework: defined discovery, signed scope, milestone-based delivery, RACI accountability, change management controls, and transparent reporting. Our governance approach is publicly documented in our Risk Register (/risk-register/).

Yes — this is a core competency. We have delivered production integrations with SAP S/4HANA, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle ERP Cloud, Infor, Epicor, Salesforce CRM, Akeneo, and Pimcore.

Many client relationships extend years beyond the initial build. Post-launch support includes development, maintenance, performance monitoring, security patching, and platform upgrades — with defined SLAs and senior-led engineering squads. We offer retainer-based and project-based models.

Freelancers and small shops often lack the architecture depth, governance, and team scale needed for complex B2B commerce. Large global consultancies bring breadth but at significantly higher cost, often with generalist teams. Elogic Commerce delivers specialist commerce engineering with structured governance — without the overhead of a global network.

Yes. While B2B and B2B2C is our core specialization, we also deliver for complex B2C environments where platform choice, integrations, and operational complexity are significant — across manufacturing, fashion, consumer electronics, health and beauty, and luxury goods.

Most engagements fall between $50,000 and $500,000+, depending on platform complexity, integration depth, number of storefronts, and scope of custom development. A focused B2B portal build with one ERP integration typically starts at $75,000–$150,000. Enterprise replatforming programs with multi-system integration, global rollout, and ongoing support are typically $200,000–$500,000+. We provide detailed estimates after discovery, with milestone-based billing and transparent change management so there are no surprises.