Home Depot order management for vendors — purchase orders arriving as EDI through Rithum, picked, packed, and shipped in the same Rilk inbox as your Amazon and Walmart orders, with the advance ship notice and the invoice sent back automatically.
Home Depot is the biggest home-improvement retailer in the country, and for a vendor that reach arrives as purchase orders, not as listings you publish. Home Depot trades with its vendors over EDI through Rithum, on both of its vendor lanes: direct-to-consumer and direct-to-store dropship.
From your Rithum EDI connection, each with the ship-to on it — a customer's door or a store — and every line.
A Home Depot PO for fixtures and an Amazon order for the same fixture come off one pick list.
Units a Home Depot PO consumes come off the same on-hand your Amazon, Walmart, and eBay listings sell from.
UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL, rate-shopped per package.
When the label prints, Rilk sends Home Depot the advance ship notice with the tracking number.
Cost basis and label cost on every line; post Home Depot's remittance on the settlements screen.
Yes. Home Depot trades with its vendors over EDI rather than an API you log into, and those documents move through Rithum.
No. Item setup, price, and quantity live in your Home Depot vendor agreement and its vendor portal.
Yes. Both draw on one stock pool alongside Amazon and Walmart.
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