🔗 Checkers Sixty60 + QuickBooks integration

Checkers Sixty60 purchase orders, invoiced in QuickBooks.

Q: How do Checkers Sixty60 and QuickBooks work together?

Checkers Sixty60 raises purchase orders on you. Wherehouse turns them into QuickBooks invoices like any wholesale order. A dedicated account manager sets it up with you, with example orders first.

Q: Is this the same as selling on the Checkers Sixty60 marketplace?

No. This is the supplier / B2B side: purchase orders the retailer raises on you. Marketplace selling is a separate connection. Many brands and distributors run both, from the same Wherehouse account.

Q: Do you update a QuickBooks invoice after it is created?

No. We create the invoice (and optional payment). That is deliberate: accountants do not want a sync rewriting invoices that are already in a period. Get the mapping right on examples, then let new orders flow.

Q: Can you handle marketplace fees?

Fees can ride along so a Takealot sale is not booked at sticker price. We will map them to the QuickBooks accounts you actually use.

Q: Is there a setup fee?

No. There are no setup fees on any plan. During onboarding we ingest your catalogue and sync a couple of test orders and products, so you know it works before you rely on it. You only pay once the account is live. Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

Q: How long does onboarding take?

Most sellers are live in under 5 days, with all their business rules set up. It depends on how many platforms you connect and how specific your rules are. A dedicated account manager sets it up with you. We run specified example orders first. Nothing automatic goes through until those are right.

Q: Do I have to live in the Wherehouse dashboard?

No. Most brands and distributors keep working in the store, ERP or seller portal they already know. Wherehouse runs in the background. The dashboard is there when you want one view of stock, orders, fees and sync history.

Checkers Sixty60 purchase orders become QuickBooks invoices like any wholesale order. Your stock keeps running from your ERP or store.

✅ Live in 14 days or month two is free
✅ No setup fee
✅ A named person on your account
✅ Month to month

Syncs
Purchase orders

Checkers Sixty60 POs should not be a copy-paste job.

Retyping Checkers Sixty60 purchase orders is slow, and one wrong pack size or SKU becomes a short-ship or an invoice that doesn’t match. Preferred suppliers turn POs around cleanly.

✅ Faster PO to invoice

Shorter turnaround helps you stay a preferred supplier, and can mean more replenishment from Checkers Sixty60.

📦 Fewer short-ships

Pack sizes and SKU remaps apply on the way in, so each PO lands in your ERP the way your warehouse picks it.

🧾 Invoices as you sell

Marketplace and store orders become QuickBooks invoices, with the customer resolved or created for you.

Your rules, not a generic sync

How it works

Connect

Checkers Sixty60 and QuickBooks, with the account codes you already use.

Map the codes

Customers, tax, pack sizes and SKU remaps, on your chart of accounts.

Test it first

We run example orders first. Nothing automatic goes through until they’re right.

Invoice as POs land

Checkers Sixty60 purchase orders keep becoming QuickBooks invoices.

🛒 Orders

Purchase orders from Checkers Sixty60 automatically become invoices in QuickBooks, like any wholesale order. No retyping, no missed picks. Channel orders become QuickBooks invoices, with optional payment and deposit, without retyping. Have more sales channels? The same flow can cover the rest of the stack, with rules per platform.

📦 Stock

Stock from QuickBooks updates your other channels so you do not oversell. Most brands and distributors on QuickBooks keep stock in a store or ERP. We invoice what sold. We do not try to turn QuickBooks into a warehouse.

Retail supplier integration

Purchase orders from Checkers Sixty60, synced to QuickBooks

Wherehouse ingests purchase orders raised by Checkers Sixty60 and lines them up with your fulfilment and invoicing flow, so you avoid retyping and spreadsheet handovers. Stock, pricing and catalogue automation on this channel depends on Checkers Sixty60's integration model. The sections below spell out what is enabled for your stack.

Why it matters for suppliers

Faster PO to invoice Shorter turnaround helps you stay a preferred supplier and can mean more replenishment from the retailer.
Less admin, fewer errors PO lines and references land in QuickBooks, so finance and fulfilment stay in one system instead of copy-pasting between tools.
Custom business logic Mappings, pack sizes, lead times and approvals tuned to how you operate.
One place for every channel QuickBooks, marketplaces, retail B2B and your own stores can all report into Wherehouse so sales, stock and fulfilment stay coherent instead of siloed per partner.

For Checkers Sixty60, this integration can include inbound purchase orders from the retailer.

Brands and distributors like you, already running.

Distributors and specialist retailers who run their whole marketplace business from the system they already had.

Filmed at eCommerce Live 2026

Hear it from the sellers

“It took up 90% of my life, and as soon as we made a sale, that data was wrong again. And then I discovered Wherehouse.”

John Onderstall, COO, GCT Brands

GCT Brands and Supernova Brands on dropping CSV exports, split DC orders and credit notes that just work, and adding a marketplace without the hassle.

Brand distribution · B2B and retail

Supernova Brands

+40%

GMV

Takealot, Amazon, Makro, Leroy Merlin and every brand store run from Cin7 Core
Yuppiechef and Takealot Supplier POs land straight in Cin7 Core
Real-time stock and price sync across every channel

“Wherehouse eliminated our operational bottlenecks and gave us the total freedom to scale across multiple channels natively from our central hub.”

Specialist retail · Johannesburg

Mr Vinyl

6,700+

SKUs live

3 new marketplaces: Takealot, Makro and Bobshop
Shop floor and online stock in sync, in real time
Marketplace orders flow back into WooCommerce. Zero extra hires

“Wherehouse let us reach every screen in South Africa, without changing how we work.”

Edgars — Richard McLennan Head of E-Commerce, Retailability On LinkedIn, June 2023

Legit — Richard McLennan Head of E-Commerce, Retailability On LinkedIn, June 2023

What sellers say on the Takealot Seller Success Network

Read every review

Seller Success Network review

Indispensable

“The amount of daily admin that Wherehouse has removed from our day-to-day business is spectacular. We couldn’t live without them. Selling through multiple channels has become manageable.”

John Seller review

Seller Success Network review

Takealot, Xero, Shopify connected

“The Xero automation is the best part. It just handles all our invoicing in the background so we don’t have to. It’s simple, it works, and it’s clearly built for the SA market.”

Pro-Group Takealot, Shopify and Xero

Seller Success Network review

The best platform

“The stock syncing, custom price rules, and the ability to change prices for each marketplace directly from Wherehouse is absolutely incredible.”

NEXA Audio Website, Takealot and more

Seller Success Network review

Reliable integration, exceptional support

“The integration side has made our listing and fulfilment admin significantly lighter. But the part that actually matters day to day is the support.”

DynamicCom Distributor, wide catalogue

Seller Success Network review

WooCommerce and Takealot sync

“A special shoutout to [the Wherehouse] team for helping us sync and manage hundreds of products between our WooCommerce and Takealot.”

Mr Vinyl WooCommerce and Takealot

Seller Success Network review

Takealot and DEAR Inventory in sync

“We use Wherehouse for our integration with DEAR inventory and we are very happy with the level of service and reliability of the Wherehouse integration.”

De Villiers Smit Takealot and DEAR Inventory

Priced against the ops hire, not the spreadsheet.

One plan for most brands and distributors, a smaller one if you’re still growing into it. Prices include VAT and run month to month.

Included in every plan

Unlimited SKUs Unlimited users

Growth

For stores with a hub and under about 1,000 marketplace orders a month.

R1,099 / month

300 orders synced, then R4.40 per order
25 product listings a month, then R5 each
Store, ERP, inventory and accounting connections
Retailer connectors at R750 each
API access

Most brands and distributors

Retail

For brands and distributors doing up to 2,500 marketplace orders a month.

R4,799 / month

Setup done with you, plus a named person on your account
Live in 14 days or month two is free
Your system not on our list? We build the connector free
2,500 orders synced a month, no overage
100 product listings a month, then R5 each
Store, ERP, inventory and accounting connections
2 retailer integrations and supplier feeds included

Enterprise

For groups, multi-brand distributors and high, steady volume.

Fixed set from your volume

One fixed invoice, set from your last 12 months of orders
Sync never stops, no matter the spike
Multiple brands, stores and warehouses
Custom API connectors

Extra listings R5 per SKU
Extra retailer connector R750 / month

What’s in Retail, and what it costs to do another way

Your team still runs the business. This is the work that comes off their desks.

Setup done with you, every rule mapped, and a new connector if you need one An integrator: R15,000 to R30,000
Stock, price, order and PO sync on every channel An e-commerce admin: R15,000 to R25,000 a month
100 product listings a month About 25 hours of loadsheets a month
Fees, payouts and credit notes in your books Bookkeeper hours every month end
Takealot stock recon claims R11,000 a month left with Takealot, on average
2 retailer integrations R1,500 a month on Growth
Profit dashboard, plus the ChatGPT and Claude connector A BI tool, and someone to feed it
A named person on your account A ticket queue

Done by hand: two full-time people, R40,000+ a month.

Retail: R4,799 a month

Frequently Asked Questions

Visit our 📚 documentation site for more information on authorising connectors. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at 📨 [email protected]

How do Checkers Sixty60 and QuickBooks work together? +

Is this the same as selling on the Checkers Sixty60 marketplace? +

Do you update a QuickBooks invoice after it is created? +

Can you handle marketplace fees? +

Is there a setup fee? +

How long does onboarding take? +

Do I have to live in the Wherehouse dashboard? +

Bring your range. We’ll bring the shelves.

20 minutes with someone who has connected hundreds of South African brands and distributors. You’ll leave knowing exactly what it takes, even if we’re not the right fit.

✅ A straight yes or no on fit
✅ Which marketplaces suit your range
✅ Your go-live date and your price

Black Friday is Friday 27 November. Book your fit call by Thursday 6 November and you’ll be live, with test orders run, before the rush.

Book my fit call

Your name Work email Company website Where does your stock live? Marketplace orders a month

Where do you sell (or want to)?

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We reply within one working day. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you.