ERP migration

Migrate from Logo Go to Epicor Prophet 21

Field-level mapping, validation, and rollback between Logo Go and Epicor Prophet 21. We move data and schema; workflows are rebuilt natively in Epicor Prophet 21.

Logo Go logo

Logo Go

Source

Epicor Prophet 21

Destination

Epicor Prophet 21 logo

Compatibility

58%

7 of 12

objects map 1:1 between Logo Go and Epicor Prophet 21.

Complexity

BStandard

Timeline

3-5 weeks

Rollback included Accuracy guarantee Field-level validation

Overview

What this migration involves

Moving from Logo Go to Epicor ERP is a data-first migration constrained by source-platform limitations. Logo Go has minimal documented API surface, which means extraction relies on direct database exports and CSV extraction rather than REST calls. We extract the Chart of Accounts, Customer and Vendor records, Item master, and open AP/AR ledgers, then stage them for Epicor's Data Management Tool using the over-60 import templates Epicor ships for Kinetic. Journal entries and fixed asset records are flagged as requiring manual reconciliation because Logo Go's ledger structure does not map cleanly to Epicor's financial module in a fully automated way. Custom fields and localized tax configurations are the primary mapping complexity in any Logo Go migration, and we document these as manual-reconcile items during scoping. We do not migrate workflows, automations, or approval chains; we deliver a written inventory of these for the customer's admin to rebuild in Epicor.

Field-level fidelity

Every standard and custom field arrives verified.

Schema-aware mapping

AI proposes the map; you confirm before any record moves.

Relationships preserved

Parent–child, lookups, and ownership stay linked.

Full activity history

Calls, emails, meetings — with original timestamps.

Attachments & notes

Documents, uploads, and inline notes move with the record.

Why teams make this switch

Two sides of the same decision

Leaving

Logo Go logo

Logo Go

What's pushing teams away

  • Annual LEM (maintenance & update) fees are mandatory on top of licence cost — total cost of ownership creeps up year over year.
  • On-premise architecture (Windows desktop / web client) is increasingly out of step with cloud-first competitors; multi-site and remote-access deployments require extra infrastructure work.
  • Public API and developer documentation are sparse — App-in-App technology exists for Logo partners but is not openly published, limiting third-party integration vendors outside Turkey.
  • Heavy localisation to Turkish accounting and tax practice creates friction when companies expand internationally or run multi-country consolidations.
  • Modular pricing differences between 1-user and 10-user configurations are significant — growth above 10 users triggers package upgrades that surprise buyers at renewal.

Choosing

Epicor Prophet 21 logo

Epicor Prophet 21

What's pulling them in

  • Industry-specific design for wholesale distributors, not a general-purpose ERP repurposed for distribution — distributors choose P21 because it matches their replenishment, kitting, and counter-sale workflows out of the box.
  • Strong inventory control with automated replenishment, lot and serial tracking, and multi-warehouse management appeals to distributors with complex stock requirements and tight margin pressure.
  • Responsive customer support cited across G2 and Gartner reviews, with Epicor's 90% retention rate reflecting long-term customer satisfaction in a market where switching costs are high.
  • Cloud deployment on Microsoft Azure provides the flexibility to scale user counts and warehouse locations without on-premise infrastructure investment.
  • The Software Development Kit lets distributors personalize P21 to their specific business processes without modifying the application source code, preserving upgrade paths.

Object mapping

How Logo Go objects map to Epicor Prophet 21

Each row shows how a Logo Go object lands in Epicor Prophet 21, including any object-level transformations, lookup resolution, or schema-design dependencies.

Typical mapping — final map is confirmed during the sample migration step.

Logo Go

Chart of Accounts

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

GL Account

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go's chart of accounts maps to Epicor GL Account (GLAcct table). We preserve account code, description, account type (asset, liability, equity, revenue, expense), and any cost-center segmentation as separate dimension fields in Epicor. Active/inactive status transfers directly. Header accounts and detail accounts in Logo Go map to Summary and Detail flags in Epicor GL Account configuration.

Logo Go

Customer

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

Customer

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go Customer records map to Epicor Customer. The Logo Go customer code becomes the Epicor CustID; the customer name and address fields map directly. Credit limit, payment terms, and tax ID transfer as-is. We resolve any Logo Go customer grouping (customer categories, regions) to Epicor Customer Groups configured before import. If Logo Go holds a separate Ship-To address table, these map to Epicor ShipTo records with parent CustNum.

Logo Go

Vendor

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

Supplier

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go Vendor records map to Epicor Supplier. Vendor code becomes Epicor VendorID; vendor name and address fields migrate directly. 1099 flag, payment terms, and tax ID transfer as-is. Logo Go's vendor categories map to Epicor Vendor Groups. Ship-To addresses for vendors map to Epicor SupplierShipTo records if present.

Logo Go

Item / Product

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

Part

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go Item records map to Epicor Part. The Logo Go item code becomes Epicor PartNum; description, uom, and item type (inventory, non-inventory, service) transfer directly. If Logo Go has a BOM table, those lines map to Epicor PartMtl and PartOpr records for manufacturing items. Stocking uom and stocking location require Epicor Site configuration before Part insert because Site is a required dimension on PartBin.

Logo Go

Open AP Ledger

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

AP Invoice / AP Payment

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go open AP records map to Epicor AP Invoice with a status of Open. Vendor reference, invoice number, invoice date, due date, and outstanding amount transfer as-is. We flag these as carry-forward entries requiring reconciliation to Epicor's AP open balance after migration because Logo Go's aging format does not natively carry forward discount and adjustment line items that Epicor expects on individual invoice records.

Logo Go

Open AR Ledger

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

AR Invoice / AR Payment

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go open AR records map to Epicor AR Invoice with a status of Open. Customer reference, invoice number, invoice date, due date, and outstanding amount transfer as-is. We flag AR carry-forward for reconciliation because Logo Go's payment allocation records may not cleanly map to Epicor's AR Cash Entry process without manual posting.

Logo Go

BOM (Bill of Materials)

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

PartMtl + PartOpr

1:many
Fully supported

Logo Go BOM records split into Epicor PartMtl (material components) and PartOpr (routing operations). Each BOM line in Logo Go becomes a PartMtl row with the Logo Go component item mapped to an Epicor PartNum. If Logo Go holds operation sequences and labor codes, those map to PartOpr rows with standard labor and machine hours. BOM revision and effective date transfer to Epicor PartRev.

Logo Go

Fixed Assets

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

Equipment

lossy
Mapping required

Logo Go fixed asset records (asset number, description, acquisition date, cost, accumulated depreciation) map to Epicor Equipment records. We flag this as a configuration mapping because Epicor expects Equipment records to be linked to a Site and to a GL Account for depreciation posting. Logo Go's depreciation schedule must be reconciled to Epicor's fiscal year calendar before asset migration; automatic depreciation recalculation in Epicor may produce different balances than Logo Go's final posted amounts.

Logo Go

Journal Entry Headers

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

GL Journal Entry

lossy
Fully supported

Logo Go journal entry headers map to Epicor GL Journal Entry records. We extract the journal batch ID, date, source module, and description. Journal lines (account, debit, credit, memo) map to GLJrnLine. We flag this as configuration because Epicor requires the fiscal period to be open before journal entry import, and Logo Go's journal numbering convention may conflict with Epicor's auto-numbering rules that must be disabled or overridden during migration.

Logo Go

Custom Fields (Logo Go)

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

UD Fields (Epicor)

lossy
Fully supported

Logo Go custom fields do not have a documented API export path; they appear in database exports as additional columns alongside standard tables. We extract them as extra CSV columns and map them to Epicor UD (User-Defined) fields on the equivalent Epicor table (Customer, Supplier, Part, etc.). Epicor's UD field naming convention (ShortChar01, Number01, etc.) requires a configuration step to assign meaningful labels. We document the full custom-field inventory during scoping for manual field creation in Epicor before migration.

Logo Go

Tax Configuration

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

Tax Region + Tax Code

lossy
Fully supported

Logo Go's localized tax codes (Turkish VAT rates, withholding tables, regional tax overrides) do not have a documented export path. We extract tax codes and rates from database exports as reference tables and map them to Epicor Tax Region and Tax Code records. Customer tax exemptions and vendor tax statuses map to Epicor CustomerTaxRegion and SupplierTaxRegion respectively. We flag tax configuration as a manual-reconcile item because Logo Go's tax jurisdiction structure often includes regulatory overrides that require a tax consultant to reconfigure in Epicor.

Logo Go

Sales Order (Open)

maps to

Epicor Prophet 21

Sales Order

1:1
Fully supported

Logo Go open sales orders map to Epicor SalesOrder records. Order number, customer PO, order date, and line items (part number, quantity, unit price) transfer directly. Header-level discounts and freight charges map to Epicor OrderHed misc fields. We resolve the Epicor PartNum and CustNum references before insert. Ship-to address and contact map to Epicor ShipTo and CustCnt records. Open orders are prioritized over historical orders because they represent active business that cannot be archived.

Gotchas + challenges

What specifically takes care here

Platform-specific issues from each side, plus the pair-specific challenges that don't show up on either platform's page on its own.

Logo Go logo

Logo Go gotchas

High

Turkish e-Document chain must remain unbroken during migration

High

Annual LEM dependency for legislative updates

Medium

Custom-field schema is per-instance and undocumented

Medium

On-premise database access required for clean extraction

Low

App-in-App customisations require source code to migrate

Epicor Prophet 21 logo

Epicor Prophet 21 gotchas

High

Third-party bolt-on integrations complicate migration scope

High

Dirty data without standardized processes compounds migration risk

Medium

SDK customizations and BPMs may not survive platform upgrades

Medium

Report-based export only for non-technical users

Low

Per-user pricing model requires accurate user count before migration planning

Pair-specific challenges

  • Logo Go has no bulk REST export; extraction requires database access

    Logo Go does not expose a documented bulk export API. All data extraction relies on direct SQL access to the Logo Go database or CSV exports run from within the application. We require the customer to provide read-only database credentials or export the standard tables (Customer, Vendor, Item, GL Account, AP/AR, Sales Order) as CSV files. If the database schema is non-standard due to localization or custom fields, extraction queries must be written per-instance, which adds scoping time. Customers without database access or export rights from their Logo Go administrator cannot proceed until this access is resolved.

  • Epicor requires open fiscal periods before journal entry import

    Epicor enforces period-control validation: GL journal entries cannot be imported into closed or future-locked fiscal periods. Logo Go journal entries carry historical periods that may already be closed in Epicor after initial configuration. We work with the customer's Epicor administrator to open the required historical periods before AP/AR carry-forward and journal migration. If the accounting team has already closed a period in Epicor, journal entries for that period require a manual journal posting by the accountant rather than bulk import, which we document in the handoff report.

  • Tax configurations require manual rebuild by a tax consultant

    Logo Go's localized tax tables (VAT rates, withholding codes, exemption rules specific to the Turkish regulatory environment) do not have a documented export format. Epicor's tax engine uses Tax Region, Tax Code, and Use Tax configuration. We extract the tax codes and rates from Logo Go database exports as a reference table, but the tax consultant must rebuild the logic in Epicor because Logo Go's conditional tax rules (based on customer type, item type, region) do not map to Epicor's Tax Code table structure without manual interpretation.

  • Fixed asset depreciation balances require manual reconciliation

    Logo Go fixed asset records include accumulated depreciation that must carry forward as an opening balance in Epicor Equipment. Epicor's equipment module recalculates depreciation on import, which can produce different accumulated depreciation amounts than Logo Go's final posted balance if the depreciation methods or useful-life assumptions differ. We extract the Logo Go accumulated depreciation as a fixed reference value and set Epicor's Equipment acquisition cost, salvage value, and useful life to match, then flag the asset records in the reconciliation report for the accountant to verify against Logo Go's fixed asset register before closing the first Epicor period.

  • Epicor's Site and Warehouse must exist before PartBin insert

    Epicor Part records have a required Site dimension, and on-hand quantities live in PartBin keyed to Site and Warehouse. Logo Go inventory records do not carry an Epicor Site reference. We require the customer to define Epicor Sites (Plant/Warehouse) before migration, map Logo Go warehouse codes to Epicor SiteIDs, and then load Parts before PartBin on-hand quantities. If Logo Go has multi-location inventory with bin-level detail, bin mapping requires an additional configuration step in Epicor Warehouse Management before migration.

Migration approach

Six steps for a successful Logo Go to Epicor Prophet 21 data migration

  1. Database access and extraction scoping

    We confirm the customer's Logo Go database access (read-only SQL credentials or database export rights) and identify the active database schema version. We run a discovery query against Customer, Vendor, Part, GL Account, AP, AR, Sales Order, Purchase Order, BOM, and Journal Entry tables to confirm row counts, column inventory, and any non-standard localization fields. We also extract the custom-field columns present in the database that do not appear in standard Logo Go schemas. The scoping output is an extraction plan listing the tables, row counts, and export format (CSV or direct SQL export) for each object.

  2. Epicor DMT template selection and target schema preparation

    We map each Logo Go table to the closest Epicor DMT import template. Epicor ships over 60 templates covering Customer, Supplier, Part, GL Account, AP Invoice, AR Invoice, Sales Order, BOM, and Equipment. Where Logo Go data does not fit a standard template (custom fields, tax overrides, journal entries), we configure custom CSV loaders that respect Epicor's business rules. We coordinate with the customer's Epicor administrator to create Sites, Warehouses, Customer Groups, Vendor Groups, and fiscal calendar periods in Epicor before any DMT import begins, because parent-record dependencies block child-record inserts.

  3. Data extraction and transformation

    We extract all Logo Go tables in CSV format using either direct database queries or the application's built-in export function. Each CSV undergoes transformation: Logo Go currency codes map to Epicor Currency codes; Logo Go date formats map to Epicor's expected date strings; Logo Go null values in required Epicor fields are replaced with defaults documented in the transformation spec. We build a master cross-reference table linking each Logo Go customer code, vendor code, and part number to the corresponding Epicor ID so that foreign-key resolution works correctly during import. Custom field values are extracted as additional CSV columns for UD field mapping in Epicor.

  4. Sandbox import and reconciliation

    We run a full import into a test Epicor environment (a separate company or sandbox if the customer has one) using the DMT templates in dependency order: GL Account first, then Customer and Supplier, then Part, then AP/AR carry-forward, then Sales Orders, then BOM/Equipment last. Each phase emits a reconciliation report (rows in Logo Go vs rows in Epicor) and an error log from DMT validation. The customer's accountant reviews GL account mapping, AP/AR open balance reconciliation, and fixed asset balances in the test environment. Corrections to the transformation spec happen here, not in production.

  5. Production migration in dependency order

    We run the production migration using the validated transformation spec and CSV files. GL Account and fiscal period configuration must be confirmed before AP/AR import. Open AP and AR invoices load with a posted status of Open so the customer's accounting team can verify aging in Epicor after migration. Sales Orders load last among operational records because they reference Parts, Customers, and Sites that must already exist. We perform a final row-count reconciliation between the production Logo Go database and Epicor and deliver a discrepancy report listing any records that could not be imported due to validation errors.

  6. Cutover, handoff, and rebuild inventory

    We freeze Logo Go write access during cutover (or coordinate a final delta export of any records created between the extraction date and go-live). We deliver the complete DMT import package (CSV files, transformation specs, and reconciliation reports) to the customer's Epicor administrator. We deliver the written inventory of Logo Go custom fields, tax configurations, approval workflows, and fixed asset depreciation schedules that require manual rebuild in Epicor. We support a one-week hypercare window for reconciliation issues. We do not rebuild Logo Go workflows or automations in Epicor; that inventory is for the customer's admin or an Epicor implementation partner.

Platform deep dives

Context on both ends of the pair

Logo Go logo

Logo Go

Source

Strengths

  • Native Turkish e-Document compliance (e-Fatura, e-Defter, e-Arsiv, e-Irsaliye) and GIB integration out of the box
  • Single-platform coverage of finance, accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory and reporting for SMEs
  • Modular 'pay for what you use' licensing keeps entry cost low compared to SAP Business One
  • Integrates with the Logo ecosystem (CRM, Payroll Plus, Mind Insight, Flow) for downstream growth
  • Industry-independent design serves distribution, construction, education, textiles, media and healthcare

Weaknesses

  • Annual LEM maintenance fee is mandatory on top of licence cost; lapsing it breaks compliance updates
  • On-premise Windows architecture lags cloud-first competitors for remote-work and multi-site deployments
  • Public API documentation is sparse; partner integrations rely on App-in-App customisation rather than open REST
  • Heavy Turkish localisation creates friction for multi-country or international expansion
  • Pricing escalates significantly between 1-user and 10-user package tiers, surprising growing customers at renewal
Epicor Prophet 21 logo

Epicor Prophet 21

Destination

Strengths

  • Purpose-built for wholesale distribution with industry-specific replenishment, kitting, and counter-sale workflows out of the box.
  • Multi-warehouse management with bin locations, cross-docking, and real-time inventory visibility across all warehouse locations.
  • Automated replenishment engine with demand-based and min-max planning reduces stockouts and overstock carrying costs.
  • AI-infused reporting via Epicor Prism provides Gen AI-driven insights into ERP data without requiring a BI team.
  • Strong customer retention at 90% and a 50-year track record in the distribution vertical provides long-term vendor stability.

Weaknesses

  • High total cost of ownership — per-user pricing of $150-200/month plus $10K-$500K implementation creates significant budget commitment for small and mid-market distributors.
  • Customization via SDK requires technical expertise and introduces upgrade risk when custom code conflicts with new P21 releases.
  • Report generation performance is a known pain point — multiple users report system freezes during large or complex report exports.
  • Third-party bolt-on reliance for functionality that competitors include natively increases integration complexity and total solution cost.
  • Limited public API documentation — developers building custom integrations report difficulty finding P21 API authentication methods and endpoint specifications.

Complexity grading

How hard is this migration?

Standard ERP migration. 2 of 8 objects need a mapping; the rest are 1:1.

B

Overall complexity

Standard migration

Derived from compatibility, mapping clarity, API constraints, and data volume across Logo Go and Epicor Prophet 21.

  • Object compatibility

    B

    2 of 8 objects need a mapping; the rest are 1:1.

  • Field mapping clarity

    C

    Field mapping is derived from defaults — final spec confirmed during the sample migration.

  • Timeline complexity

    B

    8-object category — typical timelines run 2–7 days end-to-end.

  • API constraints

    B

    Logo Go: Not publicly documented.

  • Data volume sensitivity

    B

    Logo Go doesn't expose a bulk API — REST + parallelization used for high-volume runs.

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Straightforward migrations with under 10,000 items, 500 customers, and 200 vendors land between three and five weeks. Migrations with complex chart-of-accounts structures, multi-site inventory, open AP/AR carry-forward, fixed asset records, or extensive custom fields move to six to ten weeks. Timeline is dominated by database access provisioning on the Logo Go side, Epicor site and warehouse configuration on the destination side, and the reconciliation review by the customer's accounting team between extraction and production import.

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