Amazon and Walmart are the two most metrics-driven marketplaces there are — both quick to penalise cancellations. Syncstocky will keep their quantities identical in real time, so selling on both never means risking both.
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Why sync Amazon and Walmart
Amazon and Walmart attract the same serious sellers for a reason — high volume, real buyer trust. They also share the same unforgiving streak: Amazon's Order Defect Rate and Walmart's in-stock rate and cancellation metrics both punish an oversell. Running one shelf across both makes fast sync non-negotiable.
The problem
Amazon's ODR and Walmart's cancellation metrics both count an oversell against you. One missed sync can hit both standings at once.
Walmart favours in-stock listings. An Amazon sale that stocks you out on Walmart quietly costs you the Buy Box and the sales behind it.
Both channels have their own catalog and feed quirks. Keeping quantities aligned across them by hand is a real, ongoing job.
The solution
The same real-time engine on both sides of the pairing.
A sale on Amazon updates Walmart in seconds, and a sale on Walmart updates Amazon just as fast. No polling windows for an oversell to slip through.
Your Amazon SKUs rarely match your Walmart ones. Map each product to a single master SKU once and the two stay aligned automatically from then on.
Set a threshold and get warned before a fast mover hits zero on either channel — so you can restock or pause before a defect happens.
The Sync Log records each event — SKU, quantity, source and destination — so when Amazon and Walmart ever disagree you can trace exactly why.
How it works
Link both channels — Amazon and Walmart — and we import your catalog and register the sync automatically.
Auto-match identical SKUs across both channels and link the rest by hand — every product ends up with one master SKU.
Every order, restock, or adjustment on Amazon or Walmart updates the other within seconds — automatically.
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Other pairings
One inventory pool covers every channel you sell on — here are more combinations.
FAQ
Amazon is live today; Walmart is on the roadmap. Your Amazon side works now, and Walmart will join your existing SKU mappings when it ships. Join the waitlist to prioritise it.
That's the intent — by pushing Amazon sales to Walmart in real time, your Walmart listings reflect true availability instead of overselling into a cancellation.
No. On every channel we only update inventory quantities — never your titles, prices, or content.
Waitlist members get early access to new channels as they ship — and joining tells us to prioritise Amazon and Walmart.
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