Retailer integration

One relationship per retailer. Not one spreadsheet per week.

Connect the accounts you sell through to Brandhubify so product data, availability and order signals move continuously — instead of being re-keyed by two people who have never met.

15+
Pre-built retailers
Real-time
Inventory & pricing
Connect
Marketplace & retailer
Sync
Data both directions
Stock
Availability signals
Orders
Back into your pipeline
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Connected accounts and how ready each one isLive

Readiness is measured against that retailer's own requirements.

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Pre-built where it exists. Configurable where it does not.

Major marketplaces come into Brandhubify with their connector and their field spec. Everyone else gets the same mapping engine pointed at their template — so a regional distributor is not a special project.

Marketplace connectors
Authenticated connections with their field requirements and category rules already modelled.
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Any retailer, same engine
An account with nothing but a CSV template is configured through the same mapping layer, not a bespoke build.
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Credentials held properly
Secure OAuth authentication per channel; connection secrets are stored per account and environment and never surfaced back into the UI.
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Certified connectors, maintained
Amazon, Walmart, Target and more are built to each marketplace's specification and kept current as their APIs change — you do not chase the updates.
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Mapping you can see and reuse
Category and attribute suggestions with a drag-and-drop mapping interface, saved as templates for the next account that asks for the same shape.
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Field mapping for a retailer with no connector

The same mapping layer serves a marketplace API and a CSV template.

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Selling what you do not have costs more than the sale.

Brandhubify moves availability signals out to connected accounts on their own cadence, so a channel reflects what you can actually ship rather than what you had last Tuesday. Bi-directional where the retailer supports it, with conflict rules for products selling on several channels at once.

Bi-directional inventory sync
Stock levels move between your source system and each connected retailer, so listings stay accurate without manual updates.
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Conflict resolution for multi-channel sales
Rules decide what happens when the same unit sells in two places at once, rather than leaving it to whoever notices first.
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Rule-based price adjustments
Automated price changes per channel, driven by rules you set instead of a spreadsheet someone updates on Fridays.
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Live state per connected destination

Each integration reports its own status rather than hiding behind a single green light.

OutSignals
Availability to the channel

Connected accounts see current availability instead of a stale nightly figure.

InOrders
Demand back to you

What sells arrives as a record in your pipeline, not as a notification email.

BothLogged
Every exchange retained

Sent, received, accepted, rejected — with timestamps a dispute can be settled with.

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Demand lands as a record.

Orders and quotes from connected retailers arrive in Brandhubify with their line items intact, ready to become an invoice — rather than as a PDF somebody has to type into an ERP.

Line items preserved
Quantities, SKUs and agreed prices carry through from the retailer's submission to your invoice.
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One pipeline for every channel
Marketplace orders, portal quotes and direct submissions land in the same place, in the same shape.
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Status visible both ways
Where fulfilment state is exchanged, the retailer sees progress without emailing your account manager.
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Incoming demand as records with value and state

New, open and won — the same inbox regardless of which channel produced it.

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Next step

Tell us which accounts you sell through. We will tell you what connects.

A 30-minute review with the Brandhubify team of your actual account list: what has a connector, what needs mapping, and what the sequence should be.