Integrations

Integrations we have shipped for marketplace brands, 3PLs and agencies

Short answer

We build integrations between marketplaces, ad platforms, shipping tools and warehouse systems, on your own accounts. Each page below covers one system we have shipped an integration for: what syncs in each direction, what triggers each sync and the case study it shipped in. We list integrations we have built for clients, not a directory of logos.

What we have shipped

SystemWhat syncs, and in which directionShipped in
Walmart Marketplace API
  • Orders (the all-orders list) (Walmart to Growth OS)
  • Order acknowledgment, shipping and tracking (Growth OS to Walmart)
  • Order-line cancellations and refunds (Growth OS to Walmart)
  • New items and item updates (bulk item feed) (Growth OS to Walmart)
  • Item retirement (Growth OS to Walmart)
  • Prices (Growth OS to Walmart)
  • Inventory quantities (Growth OS to Walmart)
  • Walmart Connect ad campaign reports (Walmart to Growth OS)
IVCSR: Amazon and Walmart sales platform
ShipStation
  • Shopify orders (Shopify to the warehouse system)
  • Shipping labels for non-FBA orders (Warehouse system to ShipStation, label back to the pack station)
  • FBA inbound shipments (Warehouse system to Amazon (not through ShipStation))
  • FBA inventory per seller account (Amazon to the warehouse system)
  • Return orders (Into the warehouse system, per client)
  • Billable activity (Warehouse system to each client's billing records)
Pacific Prep: 3PL warehouse management system

What syncs, and in which direction?

The table above lists each integration with what moves between the systems, in which direction and what starts each sync. Many integrations move some data both ways, such as orders coming in and tracking numbers going back, and other data one way only. Each integration page has the full list.

How is a new integration scoped and built?

We start from the data you need to move and the decisions it feeds, then check each system's API: authentication, rate limits, webhooks and what can and cannot be written back. The result is an architecture doc with a fixed price and go-live date, built on Ecomsellertool Growth OS or as a standalone service. Our team has built on Amazon's seller APIs since 2017 and has shipped integrations for 20+ marketplaces. For warehouse stock, see how we close 3PL reconciliation gaps and the warehouse systems we built for Ecomsherpa and Pacific Prep.

Who owns the integration code?

You keep your accounts, your data and the custom code we build; the Growth OS base is licensed to you. Integrations run on your own accounts and credentials, so access stays under your control.

Frequently asked questions

Can you integrate a system that is not listed here?

Often, yes, when the system has an API or a reliable export. We check the API first, then scope the build in an architecture doc with a fixed price and go-live date. This hub lists only integrations we have already shipped.

Do these pages mean you are an official partner of each platform?

No. They describe integrations we built through each platform’s public APIs for our clients. Logos and trademarks belong to their owners, and naming a platform does not imply its endorsement.

Who owns the integration code?

You keep your accounts, your data and the custom code we build; the Growth OS base is licensed to you.

Jaimin Dholakia, founder of Ecomsellertool
Jaimin Dholakia · Founder
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