Lowe's order management for both routes into the retailer — the Mirakl-powered Lowe's Marketplace with listings, stock, returns and payout reconciliation, and the Rithum EDI dropship lane where purchase orders come in and the ship confirmation goes back — run as one lane of the same operation.
There are two ways in, and they are genuinely different connections. Lowe's Marketplace runs on the Mirakl platform: you publish offers, Rilk keeps the quantity in step, and orders, returns and payouts come back. Lowe's dropship is an EDI vendor relationship carried over Rithum: Lowe's sends you purchase orders and expects a ship confirmation back — there are no listings to publish on that route. Rilk supports both, and keeps them apart.
Catalog listing, stock kept in lockstep with Amazon and Walmart, order ingestion, ship-confirm, return ingestion, and settlement reconciliation.
Purchase orders land in Rilk automatically, ship confirmation with tracking sent back, no listings published on this route.
Marketplace orders and dropship POs are picked, packed, and shipped by the same team from the same list.
With Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify, and BackMarket.
Cost basis and label cost on every line.
Yes, as two separate connections. The marketplace runs on Mirakl with listings, stock, returns, and payout reconciliation. Dropship is an EDI vendor relationship over Rithum.
No. Dropship is purchase orders in and a ship confirmation back — item setup and cost live in your Lowe's vendor agreement.
Yes. Both draw on one stock pool alongside Amazon and Walmart.
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