What does RevLogic actually do?
RevLogic turns your store's order history into your sales team's working day. Every morning, each account is scored into a ranked call list: who's due to reorder, who's going quiet, and what to pitch next. Your team calls down the list and places the order right there — no dashboards to interpret, no spreadsheets to build.
Who is RevLogic built for?
B2B merchants such as wholesale distributors selling on Shopify — hardware, parts, packaging, industrial supply, and similar repeat-order businesses — with a sales team that works the phones. If your revenue runs on reorders and account relationships, RevLogic was built for you.
Do I need Shopify Plus?
No. RevLogic works on every Shopify plan. If you use Shopify's native B2B features — company accounts, catalogs, contract pricing — RevLogic works with those too, on any plan.
Is RevLogic a CRM?
It replaces the part of a CRM a phone-sales team actually needs: knowing who to call, what they buy, and taking the order. Because it's built on your live order data instead of manual pipeline entry, it's always up to date — nobody has to "keep the CRM current" for it to work. It also allows you to take notes, log calls, and create tasks for follow up for each customer.
Will my sales team actually use it?
This is the question that kills most CRM rollouts, and it's why RevLogic lives inside Shopify admin. There's no separate login, no data entry, and nothing to migrate. Your team opens Shopify like they already do, and the call list is there — built from order data your store already has. There's no adoption battle because there's nothing new to adopt.