Walmart DSV order management, purchase-order acknowledgment, ship notices with tracking, cancellations, and inventory push for Drop Ship Vendors — connected directly to Walmart’s supplier channel and running in the same inbox as your Walmart Marketplace, Amazon, and eBay orders.
Walmart DSV is the Drop Ship Vendor program, a different business from Walmart Marketplace. On Marketplace you are the seller and Walmart is the venue. As a DSV, Walmart is the seller: it lists your product as its own, takes the order, sends you a purchase order, and you ship to the customer under Walmart’s name.
That means POs instead of orders, acknowledgments and ship notices instead of a seller dashboard, and inventory you have to keep Walmart informed about so it does not sell what you do not have. Rilk connects to Walmart’s supplier channel directly and runs DSV as another lane of the same operation.
From Walmart’s supplier channel, each with the customer’s address and every line, ready to pick.
Walmart hears back from Rilk directly.
Buy the label in the same workflow, and Rilk sends Walmart the ship notice with tracking.
A line you cannot fill is cancelled back to Walmart from Rilk rather than left to age.
Available quantity is pushed to Walmart from the same stock pool your Marketplace, Amazon, and eBay listings draw from.
No. On Walmart Marketplace you are the seller of record; as a Drop Ship Vendor, Walmart is, and it sends you purchase orders to fulfill under its name. They are separate connections in Rilk, both can run at once from the same stock pool.
Yes. Rilk acknowledges the purchase order, sends the ship notice with tracking when the order ships, and sends a cancellation for any line you cannot fill.
Yes. Available quantity goes to Walmart from the same stock pool as your Marketplace, Amazon, and eBay listings.
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