What is PartsLogix and how does it relate to idcubed.com, inc.?
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PartsLogix is an e-commerce system created by idcubed.com, inc., the Southern California internet development firm that has operated since 2000. The company describes PartsLogix as a "high performance" e-commerce product, and it is the system idcubed.com uses to help clients set up, maintain, and grow their websites. If you are evaluating idcubed.com as a vendor, the practical takeaway is that PartsLogix is the platform behind its e-commerce offering, not a separate company or a third-party tool.
The relationship in plain terms
idcubed.com, inc. is the parent business. PartsLogix is its product. The company's own site presents the connection directly: "PartsLogix is an idcubed.com, inc. product," and the firm identifies itself as the "Creators of PartsLogix."
That matters because it tells you where the platform and the services come from. You are not dealing with a reseller or an agency that licenses someone else's storefront software. The same firm that builds and hosts the system also provides the surrounding services.
What PartsLogix is used for
According to idcubed.com, the PartsLogix system can help you set up, maintain, and grow your website. The company positions it across a wide range of project sizes:
- Simple informational sites — smaller web presences that still need a maintainable foundation.
- Large e-commerce storefronts — higher-volume selling operations.
So PartsLogix is not limited to one scale of business. The company frames it as the common system underneath both ends of that range.
How it fits into idcubed.com's services
PartsLogix sits inside a broader service list rather than standing alone. idcubed.com describes itself as specializing in e-commerce solutions, and its services include:
| Service area | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Website design and development | Building and maintaining sites |
| Web application development | Custom browser-based tools |
| E-commerce development | Online storefronts, powered by PartsLogix |
| Job management and productivity tools | Operational software |
| Internet marketing and strategy | SEO/PPC campaign management, social media marketing, sales and marketing strategies |
The pattern is that PartsLogix handles the commerce layer, while the firm also offers the design, development, and marketing work around it. A client can engage the storefront system and the supporting services from one vendor.
When this distinction is useful to know
- If you are comparing vendors: knowing PartsLogix is proprietary to idcubed.com means your storefront is tied to that firm's platform and support, rather than to a widely used third-party system you could move between agencies.
- If you are scoping a project: the company explicitly says PartsLogix suits both simple sites and large storefronts, so it is worth asking which configuration fits your catalog size and traffic.
- If you want a quote: idcubed.com invites project inquiries through its Request a Quote form and lists contact details at 5301 N. Commerce Ave. Suite G, Moorpark, CA 93021, and (802) 432-8233.
What the available information does not cover
The company's site does not publish pricing, plan tiers, or a feature-by-feature breakdown of PartsLogix. It also does not state whether the system is available independently of idcubed.com's services. For those specifics — cost, contract terms, migration options, and platform capabilities — you would need to contact the company directly rather than infer them from the public pages.