Wherehouse
Amazon

🔗 Latch your offers to existing products

Put your brand on Amazon without the listing grind

Wherehouse uses the product data your brand already maintains, matches your products against Amazon's catalog and automatically latches your offers to existing ASINs. No manual upload sheets, no waiting on approval, no losing weeks of potential sales.

Built for brand owners and distributors who want their full range available to Amazon shoppers, without hiring a listings team to make it happen.

Why brand owners and distributors list on Amazon

Amazon has built a loyal South African shopper base across books, tech, lifestyle, home and more. For brand owners and distributors, it’s an efficient channel to add reach without big upfront commitment.

Engaged shopper base

Get in front of Amazon’s established customers without paying to acquire them yourself.

Live without the wait

Amazon listings created through Wherehouse skip the approvals queue. They go live as soon as we push them.

White-glove at scale

Whether you list 50 SKUs or 5,000, our team runs the Amazon rollout with you. Bulk listing isn’t a DIY upload marathon.

How your range gets live on Amazon

Three steps. No spreadsheets per SKU. No portal-clicking marathons.

1

Connect your product sources

Plug in your ERP, inventory system, online store or supplier feeds. We work from whatever product data your brand already keeps current.

2

Match against the Amazon catalog

Wherehouse matches your SKUs and barcodes against Amazon's vast catalog of existing products, ensuring your offers are latched to the correct ASINs.

3

Auto-publish your offers

We submit your offers on your behalf and they go live automatically. By latching to existing products, you skip the heavy lifting of creating new listings from scratch.

When the Amazon orders start flowing

Listing your range is step one. Once you’re live on Amazon, the same Wherehouse platform keeps everything in sync and gives you clear visibility on what’s actually moving.

Stock stays accurate

Stock from your ERP or store pushes to Amazon, so availability reflects what you actually hold.

Amazon orders flow back

Orders captured on Amazon land in your ERP or accounting system automatically. No retyping, no missed picks.

One dashboard

See top SKUs, sales trends and listing status for your Amazon store in a single view.

Pricing under your rules

Push prices to Amazon from your ERP or pricing logic, with guardrails to keep margin protected.

Built for brand owners and distributors

  • Your existing product data is the source of truth. We shape it for Amazon, you don’t re-author it.
  • Hands-on at scale. Hundreds or thousands of SKUs aren’t a self-serve upload. Our team runs the Amazon rollout with you.
  • Amazon’s category tree, attribute formats and image requirements handled for you.
  • Errors surfaced in plain language with the exact field to fix, not a CSV of cryptic codes.

Quick time to value on Amazon

Because Amazon accepts our automated submissions without an approval queue, your full range can be live and discoverable in days, not months, and start earning impressions from day one.

The same platform that listed your products captures the orders, tracks your stock and shows you what’s working, so you can keep scaling your Amazon range without scaling the admin.

📦 List my brand on Amazon

Tell us about your range and the systems you sell out of today. We’ll come back with a Amazon listing plan tailored to your catalogue.

Where do you sell?

Select all marketplaces you sell on or plan to sell on. You can always add more at a later stage.

Central inventory platform

Where you manage inventory and orders today (tap one)

Online store

Select all platforms you use. Choose None if you only sell through marketplaces.

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]

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