Listings, synced from eBay
Active listings pull straight from the marketplace, so what the team works from is what buyers see. Searchable across the whole book, not one login at a time.
Invite onlyYour store, run on one system.
Your store, run on one system.
Operated by our team.
LogicOS is the platform behind every store we operate: listings, orders, fulfilment, support, and the numbers, in one place. Your portal shows you the same store your team sees.
Independent software and services. Not affiliated with or endorsed by eBay Inc.
Illustrative
Client portal· LogicOS
Your store
Read 9:14am
Sales, 7 days
$412.60
+12.3% on last week
Orders this week
24
21 shipped
Active listings
312
Synced 8 min ago
Being fulfilled
3
Routed today
Sales this week
Mon – Sun
MTWTFSS
Recent orders
- Insulated Tumbler, 30oz$28.95Shipped
- Building Set, 1,200 pc$64.00Delivered
- Ice Cream Maker, 1.5qt$52.40Being fulfilled
- Bluetooth Tracker, 4-pack$39.99Paid
The problem
A managed store should not run on borrowed tools.
Most operated stores are held together by a listing tool here, a spreadsheet there, and an inbox for everything else. The client sees none of it, and the team spends its day reconciling.
Five tools, one store
Listings in one system, orders in another, costs in a sheet, support in email. Nothing agrees, so someone checks by hand.
Numbers you had to ask for
How the store is doing should not depend on who you email and when they answer. It should be a page you can open.
A password you had to share
Handing over a marketplace login is how stores get locked out. Access should be granted by consent and revocable by you.
The platform
LogicOS runs the whole store loop.
One system for the team that operates your store and the portal you follow it from. Every part below is live in LogicOS today.
Orders, with the whole trail
One order, every line, every status change: paid, routed, purchased, shipped, delivered, refunded. Tracking sits on the order, not in someone's inbox.
Fulfilment from one queue
Paid orders route to supplier accounts with capacity, soonest ship-by first. A blocked order says exactly why, so the fix is a decision, not a hunt.
The numbers, honestly
Sales, fees, and cost of goods per store, with net shown only where a cost is actually recorded. No margin figure is invented to make a page look busy.
Support that reopens
Tickets from your portal land with the team that runs your store. A reply from you reopens a resolved ticket; internal notes never cross to your side.
Training, inside the portal
The Ecom Launch Pad course, eleven modules and forty-eight lessons, with progress and downloads, in the same place as your store.
Weekly report
Every Monday, your store's week in your inbox.
Sent from LogicOS, from the same data your team works from. No dashboard-diving, and no number that has to be asked for.
Your store this week
LogicOS · Monday morning
- SalesThis week's total, and how it moved on last week
- OrdersPlaced, shipped, and still being fulfilled
- Active listingsWhat is live on the store right now
- Net this monthOn orders with a recorded cost, or omitted
- Best sellersThe listings that carried the week
How it works
Three steps from enquiry to a running store.
No software to install, no login to hand over, no rebuild of how the marketplace works.
01
Request an invite
Tell us about yourself and what you want from a store. Your request lands with the team as a lead in LogicOS, and a real person calls you back.
02
Connect
Authorise your eBay seller account from the portal with eBay's own consent screen. Your team sees orders and account standing without ever holding your password.
03
Follow along
The team runs the store from LogicOS. You open your portal for the store, your documents, your messages, your training, and the Monday report.
Your portal
The same store your team sees.
Every client gets a sign-in to the LogicOS client portal. It is read-only by design: the work happens on the operator side, and the portal shows you the result.
Access by invitation
Portal access is sent by email when your engagement starts. There is no password to set and none to remember: the link signs you in.
Store
Sales today, this week, and this month. Active listings, open orders, the last ten orders with tracking, and a monthly P&L that shows net only where a cost is recorded.
Training
The Ecom Launch Pad course, with your progress kept and materials to download.
Documents
Agreements and files your team has deliberately shared with you. Nothing internal is ever listed here.
Messages
A two-way thread with the team that runs your store. Your message sits in their queue until someone answers it.
Support
Open a ticket, follow its status, and reply to reopen it if the answer did not land.
Managed stores
Our team runs it. You own it.
For a small number of invited clients, Logical Enterprises builds and operates the store end to end on LogicOS. You hold ownership and strategic control; the team handles the day-to-day.
Private invite only
Managed stores are capacity-limited and subject to qualification criteria. We take on clients we believe we can serve well, which means turning most enquiries down.
- Store setup and configuration
- Product research and selection
- Listing creation and optimisation
- Order fulfilment and supplier coordination
- Customer service and issue resolution
- Inventory and pricing monitoring
- Weekly reporting and a live portal
- Scaling as the store establishes
FAQ
Straight answers.
What is LogicOS?
LogicOS is the software Logical Enterprises built to run the stores it operates: listings, orders, fulfilment routing, the ledger, support, training, and the client portal, in one system. It is not sold on its own today. Clients get it as part of a managed store.
Is Logical Enterprises affiliated with eBay?
No. Logical Enterprises and LogicOS are independent. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by eBay Inc. LogicOS connects to your eBay seller account through eBay's own approved developer interfaces, with your authorisation, which you can revoke from your eBay account at any time.
Do you guarantee results?
No, and be wary of anyone in this category who does. We operate the store and show you exactly how it is doing. What it makes depends on capital, product mix, the market, and time. Results vary and many online stores do not turn a profit.
Do I have to share my eBay password?
No. You authorise access from your portal using eBay's consent screen, the same way you would connect any approved app. Your team sees orders and account standing; your password stays yours.
What does it cost?
Pricing is shared during the invitation process, because the engagement is scoped to what you are starting with. There is no public self-serve tier today.
Why is it invite only?
Operating stores consumes real human hours, and we would rather serve a smaller group properly than a larger one badly. Access opens as capacity allows.
How is my data handled?
Your store data is used to operate the store for you and to report on it to you. It is not sold. Portal access is scoped to your own records, and anything the team marks internal never crosses to your side.
Access opens in small groups.
Tell us who you are and what you want from a store. If it is a fit, we will send an invitation.
Request an inviteOr email support@logicalenterprises.ai