Crazy Vendor connects Amazon Seller Central and Walmart Seller Center to one dashboard, so inventory, listings, orders and fulfillment stay in sync across both marketplaces without spreadsheets or double data entry.
What syncs between Amazon and Walmart
- Inventory: a sale on Amazon lowers available stock on Walmart, and the other way around, to prevent overselling. Bundles and kits deduct their component units.
- Listings: one master SKU record feeds both marketplaces, with each channel’s required fields mapped for you. Pull existing Amazon data by ASIN to build Walmart listings faster.
- Pricing: set a different price per marketplace to cover each channel’s fees.
- Orders: Amazon and Walmart orders arrive in one order management dashboard.
- Tracking: tracking is sent back to the marketplace the order came from.
Fulfill both marketplaces from one stock pool
Route Walmart orders to Amazon MCF, Amazon orders to your warehouse, or any mix, by SKU, region or SLA. Walmart allows MCF with neutral packaging and no Amazon Logistics; see fulfilling Walmart orders with Amazon MCF and Walmart MCS.
See profit per channel
Profit Analytics shows net profit per SKU on Amazon and Walmart side by side, after fees, ad spend, COGS, shipping and returns. Lost or damaged FBA and WFS inventory is tracked in reimbursements recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sync inventory between Amazon and Walmart?
Yes. Stock changes on one marketplace update the other, and you can hold safety stock per channel.
Can I list my Amazon products on Walmart?
Yes. Fetch product data by ASIN, map Walmart’s required fields, and publish from the same master catalog.
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