The Shopify Partner Directory lists LevelOps at Plus Partner tier, the level Shopify reserves for partners working with high growth and enterprise merchants.
LevelOps, a Montreal operations and technology company serving manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers, is listed at Plus Partner tier in the Shopify Partner Directory. Shopify granted the tier on 8 July 2026. It is assigned based on a partner's history of experience and proven success on the platform, and it sits above the general partner listing LevelOps has held since December 2022.
Shopify tiers its partners. The directory explains the basis in one line: partners are tiered on multiple factors, including their history of experience and proven success on Shopify. Plus Partner is the tier associated with work on Shopify Plus, the platform's offering for high growth and enterprise merchants, and it is assigned by Shopify rather than applied for and paid.
Most of the work LevelOps does on Shopify is B2B: company accounts, catalogues restricted by customer, price lists negotiated per account, and order intake that arrives as documents rather than through a storefront. Those capabilities live largely in Shopify's B2B feature set, which is where Plus merchants operate. The tier is a signal that the work has been done at that level, not a new product.
Nothing about pricing, support or the product. PDF to Order remains available to any Shopify merchant on any plan, and the implementation practice continues to take on projects on Shopify, Katana MRP, MRPeasy, Odoo and QuickBooks regardless of the merchant's Shopify plan. A merchant who is not on Plus is not a lower priority and never was.
The tier is on the public profile, not on a certificate we can hand out. Open the Shopify Partner Directory listing linked below and the Plus Partner heading appears under the business description, with Shopify's tier explanation beneath it. We would rather point at the directory than ask anyone to trust a badge on our own site.
“The tier is Shopify's read on work we have already done, not a plan for work we intend to do. What it changes for a wholesaler is small and worth saying plainly: it means the people configuring your B2B catalogue and price lists have done it at the scale where getting it wrong is expensive.”
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LevelOps is a Montreal operations and technology company serving manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers. It implements ERP, MRP and Shopify systems, and builds PDF to Order, an app that converts inbound purchase orders arriving as PDF, Excel, CSV or email text into Shopify draft orders matched to the seller's catalogue and contracted pricing, for human approval.
No. The tier reflects experience on the platform, not a restriction on who we take on. PDF to Order is available to merchants on any Shopify plan, and the implementation practice works with businesses well below the Plus threshold.
8 July 2026. The directory still shows LevelOps as an active Shopify Partner since December 2022, which is the general partner date rather than the Plus one.
No. Shopify assigns tiers based on multiple factors, including a partner's history of experience and proven success on the platform. It is not a paid placement and it is not applied for like a certification.
Open the LevelOps listing in the Shopify Partner Directory. The Plus Partner heading appears under the business description, with Shopify's own explanation of how tiers are assigned directly beneath it.
No. Pricing, plans, support and the product itself are unchanged. The app holds Built for Shopify status and a 5.0 rating on the Shopify App Store, and it is available to any Shopify merchant regardless of plan.
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