For brands and distributors on Shopify, WooCommerce, Cin7 Core . We list your range straight to Makro QC, keep stock and prices right next to Takealot, and bring every order and fee home. Our team sets it up with you.
You don’t live in seller.makro, and you don’t rebuild a loadsheet every time the range changes.
👋 Sent here by Makro? Wherehouse builds your Makro listings from your store or ERP data, then keeps stock and prices in step, so you don’t sell stock you don’t have.
A second marketplace should mean more sales, not a second job.
Makro Marketplace is extra volume next to Takealot. Without a proper Makro Marketplace integration it is extra portals, extra stock files, extra loadsheets, and no real view of COGS. Syncing two seller dashboards still leaves listing creation, your ERP and your books as someone else’s problem.
Distributors and specialist retailers who run their whole marketplace business from the system they already had.
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“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
“Wherehouse eliminated our operational bottlenecks and gave us the total freedom to scale across multiple channels natively from our central hub.”
Specialist retail · Johannesburg
“Wherehouse let us reach every screen in South Africa, without changing how we work.”
Retailability · the group behind Edgars
“Great product Giovanni Joubert & Team. Thank you. We use Wherehouse with Legit, Boardmans and Keedo online shopping.”
More than a marketplace-to-marketplace sync
We take the range you already have, reshape it for Makro, and submit it. Choose QC and we create the draft then promote it in-app. No loadsheet.
The same catalogue that drives Takealot can drive Makro. Stock updates so you don’t oversell. A Makro price rule, like +12% to cover commission and fulfilment, keeps the margin right.
New, shipped, delivered, cancelled and returned orders land in your store or ERP. Fulfilment sees the order. You do not recapture it.
Cost prices plus Makro commission and fulfilment, per order and per SKU. Optional push into Xero, QuickBooks or Zoho Books so the books match the payout.
ERP, online store, accounting, 3PL. Wherehouse is the layer between Makro and the tools you already pay for, not another place to retype stock.
Makro, Takealot, Amazon, Leroy Merlin, Loot, Bobshop and your own store share one picture. One stock figure. One order flow. Your rules per channel.
Turnkey, not a DIY connector kit
Makro seller account, plus the store or ERP that holds the truth. We map the stack before anything syncs.
You add the Wherehouse Admin user and confirm the OTP. We retrieve what is already live and prove a couple of test orders.
Pick the range. We enrich it for Makro, submit it, and promote drafts to QC inside Wherehouse. Existing pages get an offer, not a duplicate.
Stock, price, orders, fees and COGS keep moving in the background, across Makro and every other channel you connect.
A dedicated account manager sets the Makro Marketplace integration up with you. We ingest your catalogue and sync a couple of test orders first. Nothing automatic goes through until those are right. No setup fees. You only pay once the account is live.
Most “Makro integrations” only move offers you already have. Wherehouse creates the listing from the catalogue you already maintain in your ERP or store, fills the gaps Makro QC expects, and submits it. If the product already exists on Makro, we latch your offer onto that page instead of cloning it. See Makro product listing .
Choose Submit to QC and we create the draft, then promote it. You can also send a draft to QC later, without opening seller.makro.
Once a listing is live, stock and selling price stay current from the system of truth you already run. Stock can push per pickup location. Makro can carry its own price rule, separate from Takealot, like +12% to cover commission and fulfilment.
Orders placed on Makro land in your store, ERP or warehouse system automatically. Pending, in-transit, delivered, cancelled and returned all come through, so picks and the books are not stuck on a stale status. No retyping, no missed picks.
Add cost prices (from your ERP, a feed or a sheet) and we show net profit after COGS plus Makro commission and fulfilment, not sticker revenue. Those fee lines can ride with the order into Xero, QuickBooks or Zoho Books, so invoices are not booked at full price. See actual marketplace profit .
Wherehouse talks to Makro through the seller API. We retrieve listings, stock, orders and fees over a dedicated, authenticated session. You are not exporting CSVs, and you are not pasting catalogue data into seller.makro by hand.
You add a Wherehouse Admin user on your Makro seller profile. Syncing uses that account, not a shared personal login.
Login is verified with an emailed one-time PIN. The session stays with Wherehouse so retrieval and updates stay authenticated.
We pull what Makro already knows, then push new listings, stock, prices and listing state. Orders and fees come back in so the rest of your stack can use them.
A Makro Marketplace API connection is only useful if it talks to the rest of your stack. Wherehouse sits between Makro and the ERP, store, accounting and fulfilment tools you already pay for.
Also Magento, Zoho, Vend, IQ Retail, Parcelninja and more. If you run it, we probably talk to it.
The point of a Makro Marketplace integration is not a prettier Makro dashboard. It is one catalogue, one stock figure and one order flow across the channels you already sell on.
Takealot, Amazon, Makro, Leroy Merlin, Loot and Bobshop on the same catalogue.
Shopify, WooCommerce and the rest can be the source of truth, or just another shelf.
Cin7, Unleashed and similar stay in charge of stock. Marketplaces follow.
Xero, QuickBooks and Zoho Books get the order, the fees and the credit notes. Not a second spreadsheet.
Connect once. We use the Makro Marketplace API to retrieve what is already live, list what is missing, keep stock honest, pull orders, and show COGS after fees. The same Wherehouse account can do that for Takealot, Amazon, Leroy Merlin and your store.
For brands and distributors already on Takealot, Makro is the next shelf for the same range, without hiring another ops person.
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
For stores with a hub and under about 1,000 marketplace orders a month.
For brands and distributors doing up to 2,500 marketplace orders a month.
For groups, multi-brand distributors and high, steady volume.
Your team still runs the business. This is the work that comes off their desks.
Done by hand: two full-time people, R40,000+ a month.
Retail: R4,799 a month
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]
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.
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.