AMAZON WHOLESALE MANAGEMENT · WALMART US

Build a wholesale operation with a plan behind every order.

From supplier research to replenishment, with buying decisions you approve.

Our Amazon wholesale management service connects authorized sourcing, product evaluation, pricing and inventory. Starting from zero or already selling? We help organize the daily work, assess the numbers and decide what is worth replenishing.

MANAGED OPERATIONSAUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORSAMAZONWALMART US
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Distributor line sheet with six products modeled for sell price, landed cost, fees, ROI and buy box, three marked buy, two do not buy and one watch, with line 04128 broken down to a 4.8% ROI and a do-not-buy stamp
Illustrative example.

Buy established products. Manage the business around them.

Wholesale sellers source products from brands or authorized distributors and resell them through permitted channels. On Amazon, the work includes supplier terms, selling eligibility, product-level costs and a plan for keeping stock available. A product being popular does not automatically make it a good purchase for your account.

Three routes from a brand to the customer: direct to Amazon, through distributors to authorized wholesale sellers (highlighted), and the brand's own website

What does an Amazon wholesale agency do?

An Amazon wholesale agency supports supplier research, trade-account applications, product evaluation, purchasing coordination and ongoing marketplace operations. Hyprr connects this work with catalog management, pricing, inventory and replenishment. Your supplier relationships and seller accounts remain yours, and purchases require your written approval.

Starting from zero, or already operating.

01 — STARTING FROM ZERO

Starting a wholesale business?

Build the operation before placing the first order. We review your target marketplace, budget, supplier options and product costs, then agree the setup work and buying process.

  • Seller and supplier applications
  • Product and landed-cost review
  • Purchase orders for approval
  • Catalog and inventory workflow
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02 — ALREADY OPERATING

Already have suppliers and sales?

Get help with the account work and stock decisions that repeat every week. We review the catalog, buying assumptions and replenishment needs before recommending changes.

  • Product-level cost and margin review
  • Buying and reorder planning
  • Pricing, offers and account health
  • Supplier and assortment opportunities
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Check the selling conditions before committing to stock.

Authentic stock does not remove every resale risk. We review available brand policies, supplier permissions, selling restrictions and product records before recommending an order. Some questions need confirmation from the supplier, brand or marketplace.

Brand risk screen for five example brands across IP complaint history, reseller policy, pricing policy, Amazon on the listing, gating and listing match, then the order it happens in: supplier invoice, brand screen, Amazon approval, line model
Illustrative example.
  • Complaint history: Review available signals and known issues that may affect resale decisions.
  • Reseller policy: Check whether the brand limits marketplace sales or requires specific permission.
  • Pricing terms: Review supplier and brand terms that may affect pricing decisions.
  • Competing offers: Look at Amazon’s presence, other sellers and the current offer landscape.
  • Selling eligibility: Check the account’s approval requirements before purchasing.
  • Listing match: Confirm the product, pack size and identifiers match the intended offer.

Start with a supply chain you can document.

We work with brands and authorized distributors, with invoices issued to your business. We review resale permissions, supplier terms and the documents available before recommending a purchase. Marketplace approval remains a separate decision.

Channel permissionConfirm where the supplier permits the stock to be sold and record the relevant terms.
Trade termsUnderstand minimum orders, payment terms, lead times and any return conditions before ordering.
Supply recordsKeep invoices and supporting product records organized for the account and the order they relate to.
Supply chain from brand to authorized distributor, pallets, prep, FBA or 3PL and live Amazon and Walmart listings, with the letter of authorization, distributor terms and an invoice in the client's name
Illustrative example.

Selling approval comes before the buying decision.

Some brands, products and categories require approval. We check the account’s current requirements and support applications using genuine supplier records. An application does not guarantee approval, and approval for one product or marketplace does not automatically cover another.

Understand the costs before approving the order.

We assess unit cost, freight, preparation, marketplace fees and other relevant costs against the expected selling price. The model makes the assumptions visible, including pricing pressure and stock risk. If the opportunity does not meet the agreed criteria, we recommend reviewing or rejecting it.

Nothing is ordered without your written approval. See a sample buying decision →

BUYING DECISION · LINE 04128 · SEPILLUSTRATIVE
Sell price18.80
Landed unit cost11.40
Marketplace fees6.85
Left per unit0.55
Brand riskCLEAR
Amazon approvalNOT REQUIRED
ROI against a 20% floor4.8% · DO NOT BUY

Reselling a product still comes with seller responsibilities.

Supplier authorization is part of the picture. We also check the marketplace requirements relevant to the product, account and fulfillment method, and identify documentation that needs specialist support.

  • Dangerous goods: Check classification and any required safety documentation before planning fulfillment.
  • Expiry dates: Review shelf life and the fulfillment requirements before ordering dated products.
  • Heat-sensitive stock: Check current seasonal and storage restrictions for affected inventory.
  • Children’s products: Identify the relevant product documentation and request it from the supplier.
  • Supplements and cosmetics: Review applicable product documentation, testing requirements and listing claims.
  • Insurance: Review the account’s current insurance obligations and category-specific requirements against the marketplace’s published policy.

Wholesale account management, from buying to replenishment.

The recurring work connects supplier decisions with what is happening in the account.

Suppliers and purchasingApplications, supplier communication, product assessments and purchase orders for your approval.
Catalog and pricingProduct matching, offers, pricing rules and Featured Offer performance where available.
Inventory and fulfillmentStock cover, reorder timing, preparation, inbound shipments and stranded-inventory follow-up.
Account care and reportingSeller notifications, support cases, outstanding issues and product-level reporting.

Have a plan for stock that sells more slowly than expected.

If a line slows down, we review the available options and their costs with you. The right decision depends on supplier terms, fees, stock condition and marketplace eligibility.

  • Reprice within agreed rules.
  • Return where the supplier allows it.
  • Move to another fulfillment location.
  • Assess Walmart US where authorized and eligible.
  • Consider an available liquidation or removal route.

Order sizes should reflect the evidence, budget and risk you are willing to accept.

Build the operation, then earn the next expansion.

Twelve months of active product lines building up after the first purchase order, above set up, first order, rhythm and compound phases
Illustrative example.
STAGE 01SetupConfirm the account, buying criteria and supplier application plan.
STAGE 02Supplier reviewWork through permissions, product records and commercial terms.
STAGE 03First orderPlace approved orders only when the required checks are complete.
STAGE 04ReplenishmentUse sales, costs and stock movement to reassess repeat orders.
STAGE 05ExpansionConsider additional lines, suppliers or Walmart US where the evidence supports them.

An illustrative sequence, not a guaranteed schedule. Supplier decisions and product eligibility affect when each stage can move forward. Expansion is a decision, not an automatic stage. We review cash needs, stock risk and the operating capacity before adding more.

Walmart wholesale needs its own operating plan.

Walmart Marketplace has separate seller, product and fulfillment requirements. Our Walmart US wholesale support assesses supplier permission, item setup, pricing and inventory for that channel before recommending expansion.

  • Supplier authorization for Walmart
  • Correct product identifiers and item matching
  • WFS or seller-fulfilled requirements
  • Walmart Connect opportunities where appropriate

Expand where the numbers and capacity support it.

Growth may mean more products from an existing supplier, a new supplier relationship or an additional marketplace. We compare the opportunity with your cash position, replenishment needs and ability to support the added work.

More linesFrom suppliers already open
More suppliersNew applications, new categories
Walmart USLine by line, where the supplier and Walmart allow it
Your sizing →We size it with you on the first call

Ongoing support, with a clear path to handover.

If you plan to build an internal team, we can include process documentation and training in the agreed scope. Your supplier records, account history and operating documents stay accessible, so responsibilities can transfer without losing the context behind them.

Your accounts. Your inventory. Your approval.

What you ownSeller accounts, supplier relationships and purchased stock remain yours. Suppliers invoice you directly, and purchase approvals are recorded before orders are placed.
What we chargeSetup and ongoing management fees are quoted against the agreed work. Stock, freight, preparation, marketplace charges and advertising are separate business costs.

How we charge, in full →

Clear answers before the call.

What does your Amazon wholesale management service include?
The scope can include supplier research, applications, product and cost review, purchasing coordination, catalog and pricing work, inventory planning and account reporting. We agree responsibilities and deliverables before starting.
Can you find wholesale suppliers for my business?
We research potential brands and authorized distributors and support the application process. Supplier acceptance, terms and access to products depend on the supplier and your business; introductions do not guarantee approval or profitable stock.
Can you obtain approval for restricted products?
We review the account’s requirements and support applications with genuine documentation where appropriate. Amazon or Walmart makes the approval decision. We do not use purchased invoices or promise acceptance.
Can you manage a wholesale business that is already trading?
Yes. We can begin with the existing catalog, suppliers and account. The first assessment looks at costs, inventory, pricing, account health and the recurring work that needs attention.
Do you also support wholesale on Walmart?
Yes, for Walmart US where the account, products and supplier permissions allow it. We review Walmart-specific requirements instead of assuming an Amazon-approved product can be sold there unchanged.

Make your next buying decision with a clearer picture.

Share your supplier list, product list or current seller account. We’ll discuss your starting point, the gaps to review and the right scope of support.

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