Both ways of
selling to Walmart.
Selling on Walmart Marketplace and supplying its distribution centers are two different operations with two different rulebooks. We run both from the same facility in Guadalajara, off the same inventory.
- Marketplace: direct-to-home orders
- Supply: pallets and dock appointments
- Labeling to retailer spec
E-commerce and retail supply under one roof
Six things covering both routes into Walmart without duplicating warehouse or inventory.
Marketplace fulfillment
Walmart Marketplace orders flow into the operation, get picked with double verification and ship to the customer inside the dispatch window the platform measures.
Purchase-order compliance
We receive your purchase order, allocate the goods, build by store or distribution center and prepare the complete shipment with its documentation.
Retailer labeling
Barcodes at piece, carton and pallet level per the order's spec. Incorrect labeling is the single most common cause of rejection at receiving.
Palletizing and consolidation
We build, wrap and label pallets to spec, and consolidate several orders or suppliers into one shipment where it makes sense.
Coordinated dock appointment
We schedule the unloading appointment at the right distribution center and prepare the shipment to arrive complete and on time for that window.
Shared inventory
The stock supplying stores and the stock fulfilling marketplace orders is the same. You decide how much goes to each channel without splitting warehouses.
Two flows, one inventory
An individual's marketplace order and a distribution center's purchase order have nothing in common. What they do share is the rack they ship from.
We connect your channels
We link your Walmart Marketplace account through the API so orders come in on their own, and we set up your supply scheme with its labeling, packaging and documentation requirements.
We receive and sort your inventory
Your goods arrive at the Guadalajara facility, get counted against the shipment and are put away by SKU. From there they feed both flows without being physically separated.
Marketplace: order to the door
Each sale is picked with double scanner verification, packed and shipped with the carrier that meets the SLA. Tracking flows back to your seller account with no manual entry.
Supply: we build the shipment
Against the purchase order we allocate, label at piece, carton and pallet level, wrap and assemble the paperwork. The shipment is ready before the appointment, not the same day.
Delivery and proof
We coordinate the dock appointment, deliver the complete shipment and return the receiving evidence to you. Returns and rejections, if any, are processed back in the same facility.
The operator that speaks both languages
Three reasons brands selling to Walmart centralize here.
Rejection is avoided before the dock
A rejected shipment isn't just lost freight: it's an incomplete delivery on your record. Preparing against the order's exact spec is the cheap part; fixing it at the dock is the expensive one.
Marketplace and store without two warehouses
Most brands end up with two parallel operations that don't talk to each other. Here both ship from the same inventory and the same reconciliation.
Guadalajara connects to the network
From west-central Mexico we reach the country's distribution centers and the buyer's doorstep with the same goods, without crossing the country twice.
On time, in full. It's the metric a retailer uses to decide whether to keep buying from you, and the one that governs how we build every shipment.
Retail supply carries an asymmetry that surprises brands coming from e-commerce: the customer doesn't grade you on the product, it grades you on the delivery. Arriving incomplete, arriving late or arriving with the wrong labels accumulates into a record that later determines shelf space and commercial terms. That's why preparation doesn't start on appointment day: it starts when the purchase order lands.
What brands selling to Walmart ask us
What completes your Walmart operation
The services that live in the same facility and close the loop.
B2B and wholesale fulfillment
Palletizing, manifests and dock appointments at large retailer DCs.
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Barcodes, re-packing and light assembly per SKU.
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Consolidation and reshipment without touching storage.
Ver másWarehousing
12,000+ pallet positions in GDL with real-time visibility.
Ver másConnected in minutes, not months.
Share your current platforms and channels. We validate compatibility, activation timelines, and integration cost in under 24 hours.