Sell on South Africa's marketplaces from one stock file.
Takealot is live today. Amazon.co.za, Makro, Loot and Leroy Merlin are planned.
South African Marketplaces, in short
POSly connects to South African online marketplaces so your products and stock stay in one system. The Takealot connector is live: it prepares and validates your loadsheets, maps your categories and pushes stock from POSly to Takealot, with a sync log for every update. Importing Takealot sales orders is planned and not yet live, and integrations with Amazon.co.za, Makro, Loot and Leroy Merlin are planned, each through the marketplace's own seller API.
Live today, and what's planned.
- Live todayTakealotConnects through the Takealot Seller APIListings, category mapping and stock sync
- Coming soonAmazon.co.zaConnects through the Amazon Selling Partner APIPlanned integration, prioritised by customer demand
- Coming soonMakro MarketplaceConnects through the Makro Marketplace seller APIPlanned integration, prioritised by customer demand
- Coming soonLoot MarketplaceConnects through the Loot Marketplace Seller APIPlanned integration, prioritised by customer demand
- Coming soonLeroy Merlin South AfricaConnects through the Mirakl seller APIPlanned integration, prioritised by customer demand
What changes on day one.
“Building marketplace loadsheets takes someone all day.”
The Takealot upload wizard generates and validates the loadsheet from the products already in POSly, so there's no second product list to keep.
“Marketplace stock never matches the warehouse.”
Stock changes in POSly are pushed to Takealot, with a nightly sync as well, and anything out of step can be pushed by product, by batch or all at once, with rate limits handled for you.
“Nobody can say what was synced and when.”
Every Takealot sync is logged and exportable, and a connection test and dashboard show the link is healthy.
“We want to sell on more than one marketplace.”
Amazon.co.za, Makro, Loot and Leroy Merlin are planned integrations on the roadmap, each built on the marketplace's own seller API and prioritised by customer demand.
What's included.
Some areas are switched on per business, and your plan, settings and staff permissions decide who sees what.
- Live today: Takealot configured catalogue preparation and loadsheet validation
- Live today: Takealot category mapping tools
- Live today: Takealot stock synchronisation tools, single or bulk
- Live today: Takealot sync logs with export, a connection test and a dashboard
- Planned on the roadmap: importing Takealot sales orders and tracking DC consignments
- Planned: Amazon.co.za through Amazon's Selling Partner API
- Planned: Makro Marketplace through Makro's seller API
- Planned: Loot Marketplace through Loot's Marketplace Seller API
- Planned: Leroy Merlin South Africa through its Mirakl seller API
Common questions.
Which marketplaces does POSly connect to today?
Takealot. The connector prepares your catalogue, maps categories and keeps Takealot stock in step with POSly, with sync logs and a connection test.
How does POSly help me list products on Takealot?
The upload wizard builds and validates the Takealot loadsheet from the products already in POSly, with category mapping tools to match Takealot's categories.
How often is Takealot stock updated?
Stock changes in POSly are pushed to Takealot, with a nightly sync as well. You can also push stock for one product, a batch or everything that is out of step.
Can I see what was sent to Takealot?
Yes. Every sync is logged and exportable, and a connection test and dashboard show the link is healthy.
Is importing Takealot sales orders on the roadmap?
Yes, it is planned on the roadmap and not live yet. Today POSly prepares your catalogue, maps categories and keeps your Takealot stock in step.
Are Amazon.co.za, Makro, Loot and Leroy Merlin integrations planned?
Yes. They are planned integrations on the roadmap, not live yet. Each will connect through the marketplace's own seller API, and customer demand decides which comes first.
Do I need a separate product list for each marketplace?
No. Your products and stock stay in POSly, and the Takealot connector builds its listings from them.
