Groupon order management for merchants — deal-driven purchase orders arriving through SPS Commerce, picked, shipped, and costed alongside your Amazon and Walmart orders in one Rilk inbox. Connecting directly instead? We'll set that up with you.
Groupon is where a product becomes a deal: a price, a window, and an audience that showed up to buy at that price. When a deal runs, orders come in a burst proportional to how good the offer was. Those orders arrive through SPS Commerce.
Read from the SPS Commerce mailbox you already receive them in.
Alongside your Amazon and Walmart orders, instead of downloading a portal export and keying it in.
Every Groupon order takes its unit from the same on-hand your marketplace listings sell from.
UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL — rate-shopped, because on a deal the shipping cost is the margin.
Cost basis and label cost on every line; post Groupon's remittance on the settlements screen.
Yes. Groupon sends the orders from a running deal as EDI documents through SPS Commerce, and Rilk reads them straight out of the SPS mailbox.
Yes. There's one count behind the SKU. As the deal sells, your Amazon, Walmart, and eBay quantities for that SKU drop in step.
No. The deal, its price, and its terms live in your agreement with Groupon. Rilk's job starts when the order lands.
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