Business loses money in the gaps between services
Requests live in messengers, clients in spreadsheets, documents in email, money in the bank. A person holds every link together. The result is manual work, mistakes and forgotten clients.


Logicore
Developmentand automationfor business
Systems your business runs on
Requests live in messengers, clients in spreadsheets, documents in email, money in the bank. A person holds every link together. The result is manual work, mistakes and forgotten clients.
Logicore stands for logic and core. We design one system where requests, clients, documents, payments and reports come together. External services connect to the core. Software carries out the routine; decisions stay with people.


Our own product: loyalty cards and tickets in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, an owner's dashboard, checkout scanner, promotions, influencers and card messages.
A legal firm's own system: CRM, proposals, contracts, invoices and acts, bank and accounting, client and lawyer portals, a bot and a site that brings leads.
A licensed massage school's website: programmes with hours and prices, the legally required section, a low-vision version and an admin panel for the school.
A dog gear workshop: an online shop and its own accounting system. Batch-based stock, materials written off by recipe, profit on every order in every sales channel.
A flower studio's own software instead of a subscription: storefront, a bouquet posted from the phone in a minute, cost price, customers, money and a bot.
Country house website for short stays: seasonal galleries, availability calendar, bookings to the owner in Telegram, sync with listing sites, no booking fee.
Under NDA. The system behind a B2B storefront: a dozen roles, warehouse and QR tracking of every item, basket recommendations, documents, 1C and data protection.
A platform for training centres: a compliant website on a shared base and student records from application to certificate and federal register export.
Family dental clinic: a fast site instead of an unfinished Bitrix copy, 19 service pages, 68 articles, booking on the site and in Telegram, patient records.
A boutique dental clinic in central Moscow: a fast new website in place of Bitrix, the familiar dark style, and booking in one window that patients can change.
A fulfilment operator's software: website with calculator, CRM, warehouse from receiving to shipping to marketplaces, returns, billing, role portals.
Knitting factory system: yarn stock by batch, usage per item, cost per article, machine load, a workshop camera, marketplace orders and profit on one screen.
A seller's workspace over a marketplace: 76 metrics per item, profit after commission, ads and tax, bulk price and bid changes written back to the platform.
Under NDA. Upload Excel, PDF or other files and a commercial proposal is built in one click. Plus warranty tracking with client, warehouse and service portals.
Under NDA. A portal for an equipment supplier's clients: equipment, licences and service terms from 1C:ERP, renewals, tickets and requests with statuses.
Under NDA. A client system for a cosmetology studio chain instead of amoCRM: one card with YCLIENTS data, treatment courses, calls, win-back, Wallet cards.
Under NDA. Staff ask about company figures in plain words and get answers from the database. Runs in a closed network, read-only, with a full log.


Logicore is an international development company. We design and build digital systems for business: websites and portals, CRM and business systems, mobile apps, bots and AI assistants, loyalty solutions. We connect them with banks, payment providers and messengers into one core.
We take responsibility for the whole system, from the analysis of processes to launch and ongoing support.
How to set up accepting payments on a website in Russia: card and fast bank transfer with receipts, invoice QR codes for companies, paid consultations.
What to pull from a marketplace and what to send back, when a 1C module is enough and when you need your own link, and where sellers lose money without one.
When a ready-made CRM on subscription is enough for a small business, and when per-user fees and add-ons cost more than your own system. With examples.