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Initial setup

After installation, you’ll spend a few minutes telling Logistified how your shop works — your typical lead time, your minimum order, how much history to import. This page tells you what to expect.

  • The Onboarding wizard
  • The initial data load
  • How long it takes
  • Minimum config before your first forecast
  • See also

The first thing you see is the Onboarding wizardOnboardingThe six-step setup wizard that runs once on install. Collects default lead time, MOQ, pack size, history years, and a notification email; then kicks off the initial Shopify data sync. Read more → — six guided steps. Most new shops walk through it once and are done. See Onboarding wizard.

After the wizard, Logistified pulls your Shopify data:

  • Products and variants.
  • Orders (historical, configurable by years).
  • Locations.
  • Inventory levels.

Then it builds:

  • Sales history.
  • Forecast models per variant.
  • The Default supplierDefault supplierA built-in supplier entry that represents "no supplier assigned." Logistified attaches it to every variant by default; you replace it when you set a real primary supplier. Read more → (attached to every variant).

Progress is shown on the Onboarding wizard’s last step. You can leave and come back; the data syncs in the background.

Initial sync time depends almost entirely on how many orders you have. Logistified pulls products, locations, and inventory quickly; the bottleneck is order history.

Order historyTypical sync time
≤ 10,000 orders~30 minutes.
~100,000 orders1–2 hours.
500,000+ orders4–5 hours.

You can safely close the tab once the load is running. Logistified emails you when setup is complete in all cases — the address comes from step 4 of the wizard. The progress page also updates live every 10 seconds while it’s open.

Before reorder suggestions become meaningful, do these:

  1. Pick a subscription plan (Billing). The default is Essential.
  2. Configure your locations (Settings → Locations).
  3. Set up at least one real supplier (Suppliers → New).
  4. Map your most important variants to that supplier.