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Logicbroker

SaaS platform for drop-ship automation

Product Manager

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/24/2026
No salary listed
Junior, Mid
Bachelor's
New York, NY, USA
In Person
ProductProduct Management

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Business, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
  • One to three years of experience in Product Management, Business Analysis, Consulting, eCommerce, Supply Chain, or another technology-focused role.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to interpret data and identify trends.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities.
  • Comfort using AI tools such as Claude or ChatGPT in daily work to improve productivity, accelerate learning, and produce high-quality work.
  • Curiosity about emerging AI technologies and enthusiasm for experimenting with new tools and ways of working.
  • A collaborative mindset and willingness to learn and contribute across multiple disciplines.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with Product Managers to support the product lifecycle from discovery and planning through delivery and continuous improvement.
  • Gather customer insights through interviews, feedback, analytics, and market research to identify opportunities and inform product decisions.
  • Develop an understanding of retailer and supplier workflows across the commerce, marketplace, and dropship ecosystem.
  • Use AI tools to accelerate research, analyze customer feedback, generate insights, and improve productivity across the product lifecycle.
  • Use AI-assisted development and prototyping tools, including AI coding assistants and agentic or low-code tooling, to build and validate functionality and prototypes, and sometimes production-ready features rather than relying solely on handoff to engineering.
  • Partner with Engineering and Design to deliver product enhancements using AI methodologies and direct AI-accelerated delivery on larger initiatives.
  • Help prioritize the product backlog based on customer value, business goals, and technical considerations.
  • Monitor product performance and key metrics to identify opportunities for optimization and continuous improvement.
  • Support product launches, release communications, documentation, and internal enablement.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working within a B2B SaaS environment.
  • Exposure to retail technology, dropship, marketplaces, order management, supply chain, or eCommerce platforms.
  • Familiarity with Agile delivery methodologies.
  • Experience using Jira, Confluence, or similar Agile project management tools.
  • Understanding of APIs, systems integrations, and data flows between enterprise applications.
  • Experience with analytics platforms such as Pendo, Databricks, or similar product analytics tools.
  • Exposure to AI-powered products, large language models, AI agents, or workflow automation tools.

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Logicbroker

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Logicbroker offers a SaaS platform and RESTful API that help retailers, brands, and eCommerce platforms automate drop-ship and supply chain data workflows, including EDI integration with legacy systems. Users access the system to map supplier and order data, automate drop-ship processes, and convert data to and from EDI formats, with analytics and vendor performance reporting for optimization. The platform is distinguished by its scalable technology and strong customer service, and is already used by major customers such as Rite Aid, Wine Enthusiast, and Kroger. Its goal is to help clients grow online product assortments and improve supply chain efficiency and accuracy to boost eCommerce performance.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$136.6M

Headquarters

Shelton, Connecticut

Founded

2010

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What believers are saying

  • The April 2, 2026 Stripe app automates enrichment, inventory sync, and order orchestration.
  • The PayPal partnership expands agentic B2B checkout without merchant custom builds.
  • Logicbroker’s August 11, 2026 Inc. 5000 recognition signals continued growth.

What critics are saying

  • Logicbroker employed 72 people in March 2026, down 11.8% from 2023.
  • Stripe and PayPal can commoditize orchestration and squeeze Logicbroker margins within one year.
  • Virtualstock integration risks execution slippage across Europe, the UK, and enterprise retail accounts.

What makes Logicbroker unique

  • Logicbroker’s Intelligent Commerce Network links suppliers, retailers, and 3PLs across $10B+ GMV.
  • Virtualstock’s 15,000-partner network and Aldi, Argos, Currys, John Lewis access deepen its moat.
  • Stripe App Marketplace and PayPal integrations place Logicbroker inside agentic commerce rails.

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  • Hybrid Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

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Logicbroker
Apr 2nd, 2026
Logicbroker launches official app in the Stripe App Marketplace to power ai-driven commerce operations.

Logicbroker launches official app in the Stripe App Marketplace to power ai-driven commerce operations. * April 2, 2026 NEW YORK, NY Logicbroker, a leading digital commerce platform for enterprise retailers, brands, suppliers and distributors, transforming LLM searches into storefronts, announced the launch of its official app in the Stripe App Marketplace. The app lets Stripe merchants connect directly to Logicbroker to enable AI-driven product enrichment, real-time inventory synchronization, and automated order orchestration. The integration expands Logicbroker's presence within the Stripe ecosystem while providing merchants with the fastest and most complete way to sell across AI agents and ecosystems. Available through the Stripe App Marketplace, the Logicbroker app links merchants' product catalogs on Logicbroker with Stripe checkout flows. Once installed, merchants can automate key operational processes across product data management, supplier inventory visibility, and fulfillment coordination - creating a unified system designed to support distributed commerce models, including dropship and multi-partner retail networks. As AI agents increasingly assist consumers with product discovery and purchasing, businesses must ensure their product data, inventory availability, and fulfillment systems are structured to support automated buying environments. The Logicbroker app helps Stripe merchants prepare for AI-assisted and agent-driven shopping by enriching product data, synchronizing inventory in real time, and enabling automated order routing across supplier networks. "Commerce is already in a new era where AI agents will increasingly participate in product discovery and even execute transactions on behalf of consumers," said Omar Qari, CEO of Logicbroker. "For that model to work, the operational infrastructure behind the scenes has to be intelligent, automated, and reliable. Our app in the Stripe App Marketplace brings together Stripe's payments and commerce infrastructure with Logicbroker's AI-driven commerce orchestration platform, giving merchants a seamless way to prepare for agentic commerce while improving operational efficiency today." How its integration works in real-time. Connection and distribution. Merchants discover and install Logicbroker via the Stripe App Marketplace. Stripe provides the secure authentication and commerce primitives; Logicbroker connects to merchants' product and order data to provide orchestration services. Product enrichment and taxonomy mapping. Logicbroker's AI enhances and standardizes catalog data, fills attribute gaps, and maps supplier-sourced data to retail taxonomies, so listings are consistent and discovery-ready across partner channels. Real-Time inventory sync. The app synchronizes inventory status between suppliers and merchants to reduce oversells and improve availability accuracy for Stripe-powered checkout experiences. Order orchestration and fulfillment. When orders originate from Stripe-powered checkouts, Logicbroker ingests order data to validate supplier availability, route orders to appropriate fulfillment partners, and provide lifecycle updates from fulfillment through delivery. This architecture lets merchants support emerging AI-powered shopping experiences without rebuilding their commerce stack: Stripe continues to handle payments and checkout, while Logicbroker orchestrates the operational processes required for distributed, agent-driven commerce. "Stripe has built one of the most powerful commerce and payments ecosystems in the world, and becoming an official app in their marketplace allows us to bring our orchestration capabilities directly to their merchant community," said Kyle Stainer, Vice President of Product at Logicbroker. "This integration gives merchants the operational infrastructure needed to prepare their catalog data, inventory visibility, and order workflows for the next generation of commerce, where AI systems increasingly participate in buying decisions and transaction flows." About Logicbroker. Logicbroker is the Agentic Commerce Orchestration Engine for enterprise retailers, brands, suppliers and distributors, transforming LLM searches into storefronts. Its Intelligent Commerce Network connects every supplier, store, and 3PL to any webstore, marketplace, and LLM. Trusted by global leaders like Samsung, Walgreens and Home Depot, Logicbroker powers $10+ billion in GMV by automating the entire end-to-end process from discovery to doorstep and stock to dock. Logicbroker, Inc ensure its clients' products are discoverable, shoppable, fulfillable, and returnable, giving them the control to grow faster, delight customers, and achieve operational excellence.

Digital Commerce 360
Dec 12th, 2025
Logicbroker, PayPal link platforms to support AI-driven B2B purchasing

Logicbroker, PayPal link platforms to support AI-driven B2B purchasing. Logicbroker has partnered with PayPal, enabling merchants on its commerce network to sell through emerging AI-driven purchasing channels. The partnership comes as automated buying tools gain traction in B2B and enterprise markets. Under the agreement, Logicbroker merchants can connect product catalogs, inventory and order data to PayPal's agentic commerce services through a single integration. The companies said they designed the connection allow AI agents - acting on behalf of procurement teams, marketplaces or enterprise systems - to discover products and complete transactions without custom development work by sellers. How Logicbroker is using PayPal for AI-powered B2B purchasing. PayPal will provide payment processing, fraud protection and checkout services for transactions that AI agents initiate. The companies did not disclose financial terms or a timeline for full deployment. Logicbroker CEO Omar Qari said the company intends for the partnership to reduce technical complexity for merchants as commerce shifts toward automated sourcing and purchasing models. PayPal executive Michelle Gill, general manager of small business and financial services, said the integration allows merchants to extend existing payment and checkout capabilities into new AI-powered buying environments. The deal reflects a broader push by commerce platforms and payments providers to prepare for machine-initiated transactions. This process of agentic commerce is where software systems rather than human buyers handle product discovery, comparison and ordering. In B2B settings, those transactions often involve: * Negotiated pricing * Approval workflows * Nonstandard fulfillment requirements Logicbroker provides supplier onboarding, catalog management and order orchestration tools to brands, retailers and marketplaces. PayPal has been expanding its commerce infrastructure to support automated purchasing and AI-enabled transaction flows across both consumer and business markets. The companies said the integration is available to Logicbroker merchants that opt in to PayPal's agentic commerce services.

Boland Hill Media, LLC
Dec 9th, 2025
Eye on Agentic Commerce: Logicbroker Picks PayPal's Agentic Commerce; Agentic Commerce Nuances Emerge

Eye on agentic commerce: Logicbroker picks PayPal's agentic commerce; agentic commerce nuances emerge. With one agentic-commerce forecast calling for a total addressable market of $136 billion in 2025, it's little wonder so many payments companies and merchants are tackling the emerging e-commerce option. One of the latest is Logicbroker Inc., a multivendor commerce platform that is partnering with PayPal Holdings Inc. to broaden the availability for agentic commerce. New York City-based Logicbroker says the deal with PayPal will enable it to activate PayPal's agentic-commerce services, which can help its merchants' catalogs of products be discoverable across AI shopping channels with little technical expertise. A May report from advisory firm Edgar, Dunn & Co. forecasted the $136 billion figure for consumer-to-business transactions, with U.S. early adoption a primary driver. Logicbroker says one benefit of the deal is access to PayPal's agentic-commerce service, which means merchants don't need a custom build or engineering work to get their products in front of consumers. The partnership also enables a single integration to get merchant product catalogs visible in multiple AI commerce channels, such as conversational agents and browser-automated shopping experiences. The third benefit is it brings an enterprise-level infrastructure to all merchants, regardless of size, Logicbroker says. "Pairing our Intelligent Commerce Network with PayPal's agentic commerce services and global payments infrastructure gives merchants a seamless way to turn AI-driven product discovery into a fully transactable storefront," Omar Qari, Logicbroker's chief executive, says in a statement. In related news, the U.S. Payments Forum says agentic commerce is finding its footing, based on feedback at its fall member meeting, though some nuances are emerging. One is that not all agentic-commerce interactions are the same, the Forum suggests. As one attendee explained, there is a spectrum of utility for agentic commerce, ranging from simple shopping for low-complexity items, like clothing, to more complex transactions, such as for travel or specialized gifts. Agentic commerce, in its early stages, also tends to work mostly with credit and debit card transactions, though as one member said, a merchant's traditional checkout page offers many other options. Fraud in agentic commerce also surfaced as something to monitor. The Forum's Emerging Payments Working Committee intends to publish a white paper on agentic commerce, with a focus on security, data requirements, and consumer trust.

PR Newswire
Oct 7th, 2025
Logicbroker Acquires Virtualstock for $2.7B GMV

Logicbroker has acquired UK-based Virtualstock to enhance its global leadership in intelligent digital commerce. Virtualstock, established in 2004, processes over 8 million orders annually with a GMV of £2 billion ($2.7 billion). The acquisition will create a global leader in multi-party commerce orchestration, forming one of the largest international dropship supplier networks with over 15,000 partners and a GMV exceeding $13 billion.

Virtualstock
Oct 7th, 2025
Logicbroker Acquires UK's Virtualstock to Strengthen Global Leadership in Intelligent Digital Commerce

Logicbroker acquires UK's Virtualstock to strengthen global leadership in Intelligent digital commerce. Addition of Europe's largest dropshipping platform delivers deep technology expertise and expanded supplier network Logicbroker, whose Intelligent Commerce Network powers some of the world's largest retailers, has acquired the UK-based online retail technology leader, Virtualstock. Virtualstock was established in 2004 and processes more than 8 million orders annually, with a GMV (gross merchandise volume) of more than £2 billion ($2.7 billion). Its dropship and curated marketplace platform powers online commerce for some of the UK's largest and most trusted brands, including Aldi, Argos, B&Q, Currys, and John Lewis. Virtualstock provides retailers with seamless supplier onboarding and product induction. In addition, Virtualstock's Supplier Hub connects suppliers directly with buyers at major retailers. Bringing these businesses together has created a new global leader that the world's largest retailers and brands can work with to support their multi-party commerce orchestration needs. Combined, they form one of the largest international dropship supplier networks with more than 15,000 retail and brand partners worldwide, with a GMV of over $13 billion. Logicbroker will continue to invest in Virtualstock, enabling it to maximise growth and deliver next-generation agentic commerce technology to UK brands and retailers. "We first began talking with Virtualstock when we partnered on a multinational retailer deal, and as the conversations continued, it became clear that we could do so much more as a united entity," said Omar Qari, CEO of Logicbroker. "Virtualstock doesn't just bring deep technical expertise and an impressive customer portfolio; it also greatly enhances our ability to serve the largest enterprise retailers and brands in the world." "Logicbroker is a clear leader in multi-party commerce technology, and its pioneering role in helping retailers adapt to changing consumer and business shopping behaviours will be vital for us as we enter a new phase in Virtualstock's journey," said Ed Bradley, Founder and CEO of VirtualStock. "I'm excited to work with Omar and his team as we continue to support retailers and suppliers across our customer base, and I look forward to us being able to further expand our reach as part of the Logicbroker organisation." The global dropshipping market is estimated to reach more than $1.2 trillion by 2030 according to industry analysts*. *Source: GrandView Research - Dropshipping Market (2025-2030) About Logicbroker Logicbroker is the Agentic Commerce Orchestration Engine for enterprise retailers, brands, suppliers, and distributors, transforming LLM searches into storefronts. Its Intelligent Commerce Network connects every supplier, store, and 3PL to any webstore, marketplace, and LLM. Trusted by global leaders like Samsung, Walgreens, and Home Depot, Logicbroker powers $10+ billion in GMV by automating the entire end-to-end process from discovery to doorstep and stock to dock. Virtualstock ensure its clients' products are discoverable, shoppable, fulfillable, and returnable, giving them the control to grow faster, delight customers, and achieve operational excellence. About Virtualstock Virtualstock is the range extension platform behind leading UK retailers including Aldi, Argos, B&Q, Currys, and John Lewis. Its platform enables blue-chip retailers to establish a one-to-many connection with their suppliers, simplifying and enhancing the profitability of ecommerce operations. With over 10 years of expertise, Virtualstock empowers organisations to dramatically increase online sales revenue, reduce operational costs and deliver a better customer experience with tailored and customer-centric curated marketplace and dropship solutions.