Q1 2027 is an ambitious deadline for a new back office. Here’s how you hit it.
On your Q3 call, you called the current system “fairly dated” and admitted it keeps your team in “constant catch-up mode.” You’ve already committed $2.5M and a Q1 2027 deadline to fix it, paired with a Shopify rollout.
Exigo is the commission engine direct sellers move to when they’re done patching a system that can’t keep up.
Every quarter on the old system costs more than switching would
A back office that takes this much internal effort just to stay upright isn’t only a technology problem. It’s a tax on growth. Every hour the LifeVantage team spends babysitting a batch process is an hour nobody spent selling, recruiting, or launching LoveBiome. And the system your CEO called dated on a public earnings call doesn’t get any newer while the evaluation drags on.
This is exactly the kind of migration Exigo was built for
Exigo is a commission and back-office platform built for direct sellers, not a generic e-commerce plug-in retrofitted for MLM. It calculates commissions in real time instead of overnight batches. It runs multiple compensation plans side by side on one platform. And it was designed for exactly the kind of global, multi-brand complexity a LifeVantage modernization involves.
Completed from legacy and competitor platforms.
With automated failover, so the field stays online.
Plus GDPR and PCI DSS compliance.
“Fairly dated” was generous. Here’s what it’s actually costing you.
LoveBiome shouldn’t need its own IT project
A new brand line usually means a new comp plan bolted onto a system that was never built for two. On Exigo, running LoveBiome alongside the LifeVantage core plan isn’t a development sprint. It’s configuration. Same platform, same day.
Core comp plan, unilevel and stairstep structure
LoveBiome, a second independent plan running in parallel
Configured, not custom-built, from the same back office
Trusted by direct sellers running LifeVantage-scale complexity
Exigo processes more than $6 billion in annual transactions for hundreds of direct-selling brands and millions of distributors worldwide. That includes companies that have made the same move you’re considering.
Juice Plus+ ran on a legacy in-house system for years. Batch processing, manual payments, a different experience in every market. They moved to Exigo. It’s a documented case study, not a claim invented for this page.
Read the case study on exigo.comThis isn’t a new plan. It’s insurance on the one you already made.
You’ve already told the market what’s coming: the $2.5M, the Q1 2027 date, the Shopify pairing. The only open question is which back office actually gets you there on time. With a new CTO evaluating vendors right now, this is the moment to make sure the answer isn’t the same system your CEO already called dated.
New CTO. Public deadline. Right time to talk.
We’ll scope this against your real Q1 2027 timeline and the LoveBiome rollout. Not a generic demo.
