Seller integrations: Amazon, Walmart, and D2C ShipStation
A controlled example can be a real transaction. No sandbox is guaranteed by this guide. Obtain authorized approval before importing or submitting an example, purchasing a label, creating a shipment or issuing an invoice. Use a small known record, confirm the provider environment and possible fees, and reconcile the outcome before any repeat.
Choose the correct integration for marketplace fulfillment or direct-to-consumer orders.
Menus and actions depend on your workspace, plan and permissions. Use the onboarding guide for current navigation. Provider setup and fees may apply; confirm the configured workflow before a transaction.
Which integration to use
- Amazon is for Amazon catalog, inventory, and FBA workflows.
- Walmart is for Walmart catalog, inventory, and WFS workflows.
- ShipStation is for D2C order, pick, pack, carrier, and tracking workflows.
Setup checklist
- Open integration settings and choose the provider.
- Authorize the correct account or store.
- Verify product, inventory, and warehouse mappings.
- Refresh a small sample of records.
- Create one test workflow before a large import or export.