Target Plus order management — orders from Target’s invite-only marketplace arriving through SPS Commerce, picked, shipped, and costed alongside your Amazon and Walmart orders in one Rilk inbox.
Target Plus is Target’s curated third-party marketplace: invite-only, and shipped by the seller, so the guest’s order comes to your warehouse rather than a Target distribution center. It behaves like a marketplace — one order, one guest, one address — but for many partners the orders arrive as EDI through SPS Commerce, which can leave them stuck in a portal instead of the system your team ships from.
If you are already on SPS Commerce, Target Plus orders flow into Rilk today, read-only. Your acknowledgments, ship notices, and invoices continue through your existing SPS connection.
Each Target Plus order carries the guest’s ship-to address and every line, in your SPS Commerce mailbox.
A Target Plus order for a blender and an Amazon order for the same blender come off one pick list.
The unit a Target Plus order takes comes out of the same on-hand every other channel sells from — no holding stock back for Target.
UPS, FedEx, USPS, or DHL to get the order out on time.
Cost basis and label cost on every line, with Target’s remittance posted on the settlements screen.
Yes. Target Plus guest orders arrive as EDI documents through SPS Commerce, and Rilk reads them straight out of the SPS mailbox you already receive them in.
Yes. Target vendor purchase orders replenish distribution centers and stores. Target Plus orders ship from you to the guest directly. Rilk treats them as separate trading partners.
Not for orders arriving through SPS — the ship notice and invoice go back through your SPS Commerce connection, as they do now.
Yes. There is one count behind the SKU. When a Target Plus order takes a unit, the Amazon, Walmart, and eBay quantities for it drop.
Free tier, no credit card required.