Early Access Program

Walmart Acumatica Integration

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Walmart pays you in settlement reports that net together thousands of sales, refunds, referral fees, WFS fulfillment charges, storage costs, and adjustments. Entriwise unpacks every report into the GL accounts, subaccounts, and branches your Acumatica books are organized around — and proves the total against the bank deposit.

Accounting-first Walmart Marketplace automation, built for Acumatica Cloud ERP and its consumption-based licensing model. Now onboarding early-access partners.

How the program works

Designed for Acumatica teams that want:

Settlement reports broken out, not booked as lump sums Walmart fees mapped to the right GL accounts and subaccounts Payout deposits that tie to the bank feed Daily summaries that respect consumption-based licensing SKU mapping to stock items, kits, and warehouses Branch-aware posting across the organization
Settlement Report SETTLEMENT CYCLE
Walmart Bank Deposit $61,204.83
Product sales → AR / Cash Sales +$79,850.40
Refunds → Credit Memos −$4,318.75
Referral fees → Commissions GL −$9,582.05
WFS fulfillment → Fulfillment GL −$3,265.47
Storage & ads → Expense GL −$1,479.30
Reconciled vs deposit Δ $0.00
Every line lands in your Acumatica GL
The Missing Financial Layer

Order Sync Alone Doesn't Close Your Books

Connectors that push Walmart orders into Acumatica solve fulfillment — and quietly hand your controller a new problem. The money story lives in settlement reports, and until those are translated into your chart of accounts, three questions stay open every close:

What is actually inside each deposit?

A single Walmart payout nets sales against refunds, referral fees, WFS charges, refund administration fees, and adjustments. Entriwise itemizes the settlement report so the deposit is explainable line by line — not a plug entry.

Where should each fee post?

Referral fees are not fulfillment fees, and storage is not advertising. Entriwise routes each Walmart charge type to the GL account and subaccount combination your finance team defines, so expense reporting stays meaningful.

What will this volume cost in Acumatica?

Acumatica licensing scales with resource consumption. Posting every WFS order as its own document burns through transaction volume for records nobody reads. Entriwise compacts WFS activity into daily summaries by design.

Native Acumatica Records

What Entriwise Posts Into Acumatica

Documents your team can drill into, audit, and reconcile — organized around the structures Acumatica already gives you.

Revenue

Sales as Invoices and Cash Sales

Walmart order revenue posts as AR documents dated to the correct financial period, so income is recognized when it happens — not two weeks later when the settlement closes.

Returns

Refunds as Credit Memos

Customer refunds and concessions become credit documents tied to the same items and periods, keeping net revenue honest instead of hiding returns inside deposit math.

Fees

Every Fee Type to Its Own GL Account

Referral fees, WFS fulfillment, storage, advertising, refund administration, reimbursements, and adjustments each route to the account and subaccount your controller assigns.

Payouts

Deposits That Match the Bank Feed

The recorded settlement activity sums exactly to the Walmart transfer, so bank reconciliation in Acumatica becomes a match, not an investigation.

Inventory

Stock Items, Kits, and Warehouses

Marketplace SKUs map to Acumatica stock items and kits — including multipacks and many-to-one relationships — so quantities and COGS deplete correctly in the right warehouse.

Structure

Branch and Subaccount Aware

Walmart activity flows into the branch and segmented subaccount structure you already report with, so marketplace results consolidate cleanly across the organization.

Built for Consumption-Based Licensing

Thousands of Orders. A Handful of Documents.

Acumatica's pricing model is one of its best features: unlimited users, pay for the resources you consume. It also means a naive integration that creates one document per Walmart order works directly against your license.

Entriwise posts WFS activity as daily summary documents — revenue, refunds, fees, and inventory depletion for the whole day in a compact set of records. Your books stay period-accurate, your transaction volume stays flat, and your data entry tier stays where you planned it. Seller-fulfilled orders can still post individually when the warehouse needs them.

  • 10x–1000x fewer documents than per-order posting
  • Daily accrual cutoffs keep each financial period accurate
  • Per-order posting stays available for seller-fulfilled workflows
DAILY SUMMARY COMPACTION LICENSE-FRIENDLY
WFS order #1 of 1,240 WFS order #2 of 1,240 WFS order #3 of 1,240 WFS order #1,240
One posting day Daily Summary Documents sales · refunds · fees · COGS

Same accounting truth. A fraction of the consumption.

Positioning

Already Syncing Walmart Orders? Good.

Operational Walmart connectors are built for commerce operations: listings, orders, and fulfillment. Entriwise is built for the other half of the job — the settlement reports, fee accounting, and payout reconciliation that determine whether your Walmart channel is actually profitable. Run them together, or use Entriwise standalone if finance is the priority.

Operational connectors

  • • Listing and catalog sync
  • • Order download for fulfillment
  • • Shipment confirmation

Entriwise: the finance layer

  • • Settlement report itemization
  • • Fee, refund, and reimbursement GL mapping
  • • Payout-to-bank reconciliation
  • • Daily summaries and SKU-level COGS
From Kickoff to Reconciled

How Early-Access Onboarding Works

1

Connect

Authorize Walmart Seller Center through the official Walmart Marketplace API and link your Acumatica instance. No password sharing, no screen scraping.

2

Map

Match marketplace SKUs to stock items and kits, and assign each Walmart fee and adjustment type to the GL accounts, subaccounts, and branches you report with.

3

Validate

Import historical settlement reports and verify with our team that every report reconciles against its bank deposit before automation takes over.

4

Run

Daily imports post automatically. Your close gets faster, your deposits tie out, and your feedback steers what we build next.

Limited Early Access

Help Shape the Walmart–Acumatica Integration

Entriwise has spent a decade automating marketplace accounting for QuickBooks and NetSuite finance teams — including Walmart Marketplace and WFS. We are bringing that settlement-first engine to Acumatica, and we are onboarding a limited group of early-access partners. Partners get priority implementation and a direct line into the roadmap — your fee mappings, your edition, your workflows become the reference build.

Tell us your Walmart channel mix, Acumatica edition, and fulfillment model — we'll take it from there.
Frequently Asked Questions

Walmart Acumatica Integration FAQ

The Bottom Line

Your Walmart Channel Deserves Real Acumatica Financials

Settlement reports shouldn't end up as one mystery deposit and a spreadsheet. If you run Walmart and Acumatica together, tell us — early interest directly decides how fast this integration ships and what it supports first.

Join the early-access program for the Entriwise Walmart Marketplace to Acumatica integration.

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