Walmart’s Repricer moves your price inside a floor and a ceiling you set. In Seller Center you set them one item at a time. In Rilk, every Walmart SKU, its min, its max, its Repricer strategy and the Buy Box sit in one grid, and a change goes straight to Walmart.
The repricing itself is Walmart’s: its Repricer changes the price on its side, inside your min and max. Rilk gives you the controls without opening Seller Center.
Walmart Mode lists every Walmart offer across your companies with its price, min price, max price, Repricer strategy and who holds the Buy Box. Change a min, a max or a strategy in the grid and save: it goes to Walmart.
Filter by product, stock range or listing status, sort and search, and work hundreds of SKUs the way you work your orders.
When Walmart reports a Buy Box change, Rilk updates the offer. Need fresh numbers on a set of SKUs right now? Select them and pull the latest from Walmart.
Type a price by hand on a SKU with a min and max, and Rilk checks it sits inside them before it goes to Walmart.
Your Walmart limits sit in the same system as your inventory, your purchase-order costs and your settlements, so the floor you set and what Walmart actually paid you are in one place.
No, Walmart’s Repricer does. Rilk lets you set the min and max price and the strategy it works with, for every SKU, from one grid instead of Seller Center.
Yes. Sync them into Rilk, then assign SKUs and set min and max prices from Walmart Mode.
Walmart Mode, with strategies and min and max prices, is on Pro and Ultimate. Pro is 14 days free.
Connect Walmart, then switch on Pricing Insights and the Feeds API in your Walmart API settings in Rilk. Your offers, prices and Repricer strategies come in from there.
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