Quick answer: To use Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS), you must already be a Walmart Marketplace seller. You then check your eligibility, create WFS listings or convert existing ones, send inventory to Walmart’s fulfillment centers and manage orders and stock in Seller Center.
Basic requirements
- An approved Walmart Marketplace seller account
- Products that are eligible for WFS (some products are restricted)
- Inventory you can ship to Walmart’s fulfillment centers
- Accurate product information and packaging that meets Walmart’s rules
Rules change, so always check Walmart’s current WFS requirements before you plan a shipment.
How to get started
- Check eligibility. Confirm your account and products qualify.
- Create or convert listings. Make new WFS listings or convert existing items to Walmart-fulfilled.
- Prepare your inventory. Label and pack products as Walmart requires.
- Ship to Walmart. Send your inventory to the fulfillment centers Walmart assigns.
- Track and manage. Watch orders, stock and shipments in Seller Center.
Tips for a smooth start
- Start with a few proven best sellers.
- Send enough stock to avoid running out, but not more than you can sell.
- Keep listings accurate so customers receive what they expect.
How BriefBD helps
We plan shipments, manage listings and inventory, and monitor account health. See our Walmart WFS management service or talk to us.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a Walmart Marketplace seller first?
Yes. WFS is available to sellers who already sell on Walmart Marketplace.
Is there a minimum inventory for WFS?
Check Walmart's current program rules, because requirements and fees can change.
What should I send first?
Start with a small number of proven best sellers so you can learn how WFS works for your products.
Walmart WFS management
Daily management of your Walmart store through Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS): shipment planning, listings, inventory, returns and account health.
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