π Stock that matches reality
Ecwid availability follows the same picture as Takealot, Makro and the rest.
One connection, two systems
Ecwid and Amazon stay in step: stock, orders and pricing flow with the rules you already run, so adding a channel does not add a second admin job.
Two platforms should not mean two jobs.
Every extra login is another place to update stock, recapture orders and reconcile fees. That is how overselling and messy books start. Ecwid and Amazon should share one picture, with your rules on top.
Ecwid availability follows the same picture as Takealot, Makro and the rest.
Store orders flow into fulfilment and accounting with the rest of your channels.
Amazon already has the catalogue. We match your products and latch your offer onto existing ASINs. No upload sheets, no waiting on a new product page.
Your rules, not a generic sync
Your Ecwid account and your Amazon account. You pick which one holds the truth.
Stock, orders and pricing should move one way, on purpose. We map that to how you already operate, not a generic template.
Buffers, price uplifts, which SKUs are allowed. A rule can apply to one platform and leave the other alone.
Ecwid and Amazon keep sharing the live picture in the background.
Orders placed on Amazon automatically create in Ecwid. No retyping, no missed picks. FBA and merchant-fulfilled orders are tagged so your warehouse is not picking an order Amazon already shipped. Have more sales channels? The same flow can cover the rest of the stack, with rules per platform.
Stock from Ecwid updates Ecwid & Amazon so you do not oversell. Pricing rules can differ per platform: a buffer here, a 10% uplift there, a SKU held off one channel. Existing Amazon offers get stock and price updates. A separate view shows how much is sitting in Amazonβs fulfilment centres.
Titles, images and attributes you already maintain can keep Ecwid & Amazon current, without rebuilding a loadsheet. We match your range to Amazonβs catalogue and latch the offer. We do not create duplicate Amazon product pages.
Match the catalogue you already have to existing ASINs and go live without the listing grind.
Amazon Seller Flex & FBM
For sellers who ship Amazon orders directly to buyers from their own warehouse, Wherehouse connects your Amazon Seller Flex account to your warehouse management system (WMS) so selling, stock and shipping stay in lockstep β without manual re-keying.
We keep your Seller Flex inventory in sync with your WMS so the availability advertised on Amazon reflects what you actually hold, in real time. As stock moves in your warehouse, quantities update on Amazon to help prevent overselling and stale listings.
Using Amazon's Merchant Fulfillment API and Easy Ship API, Wherehouse generates compliant shipping labels for direct-to-consumer orders, so your team can pick, pack and dispatch without leaving your existing workflow.
We use Amazon's Orders API to retrieve order and buyer details and turn them into clear pick, pack and ship instructions inside your WMS β so every direct-to-consumer order is fulfilled accurately.
How we handle your data. Amazon order and buyer information is processed only to fulfil and ship the buyer's order, and is handled in line with Amazon's Data Protection Policy and our Privacy Policy .
Subscriptions are billed monthly. You can cancel at any time.
Automate your marketplace tasks by integrating with your ERP or eCommerce Store.
Want access to our dashboard and reporting but don't yet have an ERP or eCommerce store to connect for inventory? No need for buy box repricing? We offer a visibility only plan for R399 / month. Bring all your channels together in a central dashboard.
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