DL-016 · Case study
Adding Walmart to a SaaS built for Amazon sellers
A SaaS for Amazon sellers wanted Walmart too. We led it through Solution Provider onboarding and built the connection, data refresh and product matching.
- Client
- Name withheld
- Location
- US South
- Industry
- SaaS for marketplace sellers
- Capabilities
- 03Build
01
Challenge
- Customers wanted Walmart data alongside their Amazon catalogue.
- Walmart access for third-party apps requires Solution Provider approval.
- Walmart items had to be matched reliably to Amazon listings.
02
Environment
- Established multi-tenant SaaS already serving Amazon sellers.
- Walmart Marketplace API with per-seller authorisation.
- Existing cloud infrastructure and relational database.
03
Intervention
- Completed Walmart's Solution Provider onboarding; built OAuth 2.0 connect and disconnect.
- Pooled API credentials to spread request load within Walmart's limits.
- Scheduled refresh pipelines for Walmart items, prices and fees.
- Matched Walmart items to Amazon products by UPC.
04
Outcome
- Sellers connect Walmart in-app alongside their existing Amazon data.
- Walmart and Amazon products appear side by side, matched by UPC.
- Integration demonstrated to Walmart as part of the approval process.
- 01SELLERWalmart account→OAUTH CONNECTAuthorise / revoke
- 02OAUTH CONNECTAuthorise / revoke→KEY POOLSpread loadtokens
- 03WALMART APIItems / prices→KEY POOLSpread load
- 04KEY POOLSpread load→REFRESHPipelines
- 05REFRESHPipelines→UPC MATCHWalmart to Amazon
- 06AMAZON DATAExisting catalogue→UPC MATCHWalmart to Amazon
- 07UPC MATCHWalmart to Amazon→SAAS APPSide-by-side view
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