A luxury jewelry brand with $20M+ in annual revenue turned to Elogic Commerce to prepare for a full-scale ecommerce transformation.
Before jumping into development, we ran a fixed-price, 3-4 week discovery phase to evaluate Shopify Plus and WooCommerce, map complex workflows, and define a scalable architecture.
This early stage gave the client clarity on the best technical direction, accurate budget estimates, and a realistic project timeline.
When we kicked things off, our first job was to get everyone on the same page about what success should look like. Different teams–from product management to customer service–each had their own take on ecommerce, but there wasn’t a single vision pulling it all together. We stepped in to collect those viewpoints and shape them into clear objectives the whole company could rally around.
Beyond a simple platform comparison exercise, the discovery phase was the moment to set the digital foundation for the brand’s next stage of growth. To make that happen, we focused on four core goals:
Once the objectives were clear, the next step was to translate them into practical work. Discovery had to show how every part of the business connected, from operations to customer touchpoints, and how a future platform could support that. Here’s what the process looked like:
We held workshops and interviews with the CEO, COO, ecommerce leaders, and teams across customer service, logistics, and product management. Each group added a different piece of the puzzle, from strategic goals to day-to-day pain points. Mapping these processes gave us a unified view of how the company operates.
The brand’s catalog isn’t simple. Each gemstone is unique, bundles are common, pricing is dynamic, and rules change by region. We documented how these elements worked together so the future platform could reflect that complexity without creating bottlenecks.
We traced the journey from initial consultation through purchase and post-delivery care. This ensured the experience felt consistent for customers and workable for the teams supporting them.
We reviewed Salesforce CRM to understand its data model, current usage, and lead funnel, then designed options for syncing it with Shopify. At the same time, we examined order fulfillment, shipping, stock, and finance flows in the custom ERP to define Shopify Plus as the frontend sales layer.
We dug into areas like checkout rules, gift configurators, customer types, and payment options. The aim was to use Shopify Plus native features wherever possible, cut down on unnecessary custom code, and set the brand up for long-term scalability.
The discovery phase produced a clear set of outputs documenting business needs, mapping integrations, and defining the technical direction for the future platform. These included:
Together, these outcomes turned documentation into a practical blueprint for transformation.
Discovery is where transformation begins. For Leibish, it turned ambition into a blueprint for growth. At Elogic Commerce, we help brands uncover clarity, align teams, and design scalable solutions from the start. Ready to lay the groundwork for your next stage of growth?