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| bronzesponsor = ICANNWiki [[Sponsorship|Bronze Sponsor]]
| type            =  Privately Held
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| industry        =  Software, Web Products, Consultancy
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[[Neha Naik]], Client Relations Manager<br>
[[Neha Naik]], Client Relations Manager<br>
[[Abhijit Dara]], Marketing Manager<br>
[[Abhijit Dara]], Marketing Manager<br>
[[Tejas Mokashi]], Manager - Registrar Sales<br>
[[Siddharth Taliyan]], Manager - Registrar Sales<br>
[[Daniel Fernandez]], Registrar Consultant<br>
[[Daniel Fernandez]], Registrar Consultant<br>
[[Viram Lodhia]], Manager & Strategic Business Developer
[[Viram Lodhia]], Manager & Strategic Business Developer
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In the first quarter of 2011, LogicBoxes powered over 5.5 million domains through 85+ registrars in 32 countries. It is currently the largest outsourced registrar platform provider, and one of the few companies that works exclusively within this specialization.<ref>[http://www.crunchbase.com/service-provider/logicboxes Crunchbase.com]</ref>
In the first quarter of 2011, LogicBoxes powered over 5.5 million domains through 85+ registrars in 32 countries. It is currently the largest outsourced registrar platform provider, and one of the few companies that works exclusively within this specialization.<ref>[http://www.crunchbase.com/service-provider/logicboxes Crunchbase.com]</ref>
==Company History==
==Company History==
LogicBoxes was launched in 2003 as a separate business unit of [[Directi]], with the aim to provide registrar software to Directi’s in-house domain registrar, [[ResellerClub]], and other registrars. It was the first business automation solution for registrars and is currently the largest.<ref>[http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2008/september.htm DNJournal]</ref>
LogicBoxes was launched in 2003 as a separate business unit of [[Directi]], with the aim to provide registrar software to Directi’s in-house domain registrar, [[ResellerClub]], and other registrars. It was the first business automation solution for registrars and is currently the largest.<ref>[http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2008/september.htm DNJournal]</ref> Its 2011 achievements and highlights can be found [http://blog.logicboxes.com/2012/01/11/the-voice-of-logicboxes-vol-2/ here].
 
In January, 2012, LogicBoxes announced it was partnering with [[Yovole]], an Internet services and hosting provider based in China. The partnership allows Yovole to leverage LogicBoxes' [[ICANN]] accreditation as to secure their own accreditation, and to make more concerted moves into the domain name industry.<ref>[http://blog.logicboxes.com/2012/01/24/logicboxes-partners-with-yovole/ LogicBoxes Partners with Yovole, Blog.LogicBoxes.com]</ref>
 
In February, 2012, LogicBoxes announced a paternship with the [[.BZ Registry]], and to help expand the services offered by their in-house registrar, BelizeNic. The Registry was looking to migrate to a stable and flexible platform that would allow it to expand its product suite and deliver better customer experience. LogicBoxes has now setup BelizeNic on its proprietary Registrar platform – OrderBox. The transition process did not affect their existing customers.<ref>[http://blog.logicboxes.com/2012/02/17/logicboxes-partners-with-bz-registry/ LogicBoxes Partners with BZ Registry, Blog.LogicBoxes.com]</ref>
 
In May, 2012 it was announced that [[Genious Communications]] had partnered with LogicBoxes to help it receive [[ICANN]] accreditation in 2 months, which is timely considering that it often takes 3 to 6 months. They are also working with LogicBoxes to expand their domain extension portfolio. This has allowed Genious Communications to focus on growing their business, while allowing LogicBoxes to make further strides in to the growing African market.<ref>[http://blog.logicboxes.com/2012/05/22/logicboxes-genious-communications-partnership/ LogicBoxes Genious Communications Partnership, Blog.LogicBoxes.com]</ref>


==Industry Involvement==
==Industry Involvement==
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 25 February 2022

Type: Privately Held
Industry: Software, Web Products, Consultancy
Founded: 2002
Founder(s): Bhavin Turakhia
Headquarters: Mumbai
Country: India
Website: LogicBoxes.com
Blog: Blog.LogicBoxes.com
Facebook: LogicBoxes
LinkedIn: LogicBoxes
Twitter: @LogicBoxes
Key People
Bhavin Turakhia, CEO

Sandeep Ramchandani, Director - Strategic Partnerships
Neha Naik, Client Relations Manager
Abhijit Dara, Marketing Manager
Siddharth Taliyan, Manager - Registrar Sales
Daniel Fernandez, Registrar Consultant
Viram Lodhia, Manager & Strategic Business Developer

LogicBoxes is a Web Products and Consulting Company that specializes in providing private labeled, web presence and communication applications to ICANN Registrars, Large Web Hosts, Domain Resellers, ISPs and Telcos. In addition, it also offers consulting and a turnkey SaaS platform, which provides end-to-end business automation to its clients.

It is a business unit of the Directi[1] Group and was founded in 2003[2] by Bhavin Turakhia.[3]

It provides ERP solutions that handle sales, marketing, finance, billing and provisioning automation for domain registrars. Registrars can connect to gTLDs and ccTLD registries through their platforms.

It is based in Mumbai, India and operates out of the Directi Headquarters, Directiplex.[4][5]

LogicBoxes also has employees in China, UAE and USA as part of the resources it shares with the Directi Group.[6]

Figures

In the first quarter of 2011, LogicBoxes powered over 5.5 million domains through 85+ registrars in 32 countries. It is currently the largest outsourced registrar platform provider, and one of the few companies that works exclusively within this specialization.[7]

Company History

LogicBoxes was launched in 2003 as a separate business unit of Directi, with the aim to provide registrar software to Directi’s in-house domain registrar, ResellerClub, and other registrars. It was the first business automation solution for registrars and is currently the largest.[8] Its 2011 achievements and highlights can be found here.

In January, 2012, LogicBoxes announced it was partnering with Yovole, an Internet services and hosting provider based in China. The partnership allows Yovole to leverage LogicBoxes' ICANN accreditation as to secure their own accreditation, and to make more concerted moves into the domain name industry.[9]

In February, 2012, LogicBoxes announced a paternship with the .BZ Registry, and to help expand the services offered by their in-house registrar, BelizeNic. The Registry was looking to migrate to a stable and flexible platform that would allow it to expand its product suite and deliver better customer experience. LogicBoxes has now setup BelizeNic on its proprietary Registrar platform – OrderBox. The transition process did not affect their existing customers.[10]

In May, 2012 it was announced that Genious Communications had partnered with LogicBoxes to help it receive ICANN accreditation in 2 months, which is timely considering that it often takes 3 to 6 months. They are also working with LogicBoxes to expand their domain extension portfolio. This has allowed Genious Communications to focus on growing their business, while allowing LogicBoxes to make further strides in to the growing African market.[11]

Industry Involvement

LogicBoxes is a frequent sponsor of ICANN Meetings, and is a strong supporter of the domain name community.[12][13][14][15][16] They frequently attend ICANN meetings, HostingCon, and Parallels APAC. They also conducted various webinars in conjunction with Verisign and ICM Registry in 2011.[17]

Bhavin Turakhia, CEO of LogicBoxes, has served as the chairman of the Registrar Stakeholder Group (formerly the Registrar Constituency).[18] He served as the chair for two successive terms, and is the youngest elected chair to date.[19]

Products and Services

  • ICANN Consultancy- LogicBoxes consults domain resellers, web hosts, ISPs and telcos on gaining ICANN accreditation. To date they have accredited over 85 registrars.[20] At HostingCon, in August 2009, LogicBoxes unveiled Accreditation.com, a division that exclusively assists clients achieve ICANN Accreditation.[21]
  • Domain Registry Services- LogicBoxes provides registrar software to ccTLDs registries to help them set-up a local, or their own, registrar. They have worked with .mn,[22][23]and .coop.[24][25] LogicBoxes carried out the domain migration of 27,000 domains for the .co registry from the Universidad de los Andes to the Registry’s own Registrar in 2010.[26]
  • Domains Exchange- Domains Exchange is the domain registration product from LogicBoxes. It acts as a gateway for Registrars to directly connect to popular gTLDs and multiple ccTLDs and register domains under their own registrar. The LogicBoxes platform currently supports 50+ TLDs.[27]
  • Web Hosting- LogicBoxes provides enterprise level hosting services to large providers.[28] It launched its unlimited hosting plan in August, 2009.
  • Email Hosting- LogicBoxes also offers email hosting to its partners, it launched this new service in June, 2009.[29]

Values

In September 2008, LogicBoxes, as part of the Directi group, was accused by HostExploit and Knujon of supporting malware and illegal online pharmacies.[30] This was later proved false. Shortly thereafter, HostExploit and Knujon released a joint statement with Directi, which spoke of their common goal of combating abuse on the Internet. [31]

References