Managed Services
Marketplace software only works if it's connected properly.
Most marketplace problems don't come from bad tools.
They come from fragile integrations: broken stock syncs, delayed orders, mismatched data, and manual work creeping back in.
Our Integration Services exist to remove that risk.
Marketplace sellers rarely operate on a single system.
You might have:
When integrations are weak:
Marketplaces don't care why it happened.
They only see the failure.
This is not generic API work.
It's marketplace-first integration design.
We design integrations around how marketplaces behave:
The goal is simple:
Data moves once, correctly, every time.
We commonly integrate with:
Using:
Integrations are designed to support:
Across marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, Mirakl-powered platforms, Temu and Debenhams.
We start by defining:
This avoids duplicate logic and conflicting updates later.
Outcome:
Cleaner architecture and fewer downstream fixes.
We don't just map fields.
We map meaning.
That includes:
This is where marketplace-first product information management matters: data is structured once, then converted automatically per channel.
Stock errors are the fastest way to damage seller performance.
We design stock integrations to:
Measured outcome:
Real-time stock sync can reduce cancellations by up to 40%.
Orders should not live in marketplace silos.
Our integrations:
This reduces missed SLAs and manual reconciliation.
“Disconnected order handling increases late shipment rates.”Shipping updates are not optional.
We ensure:
Late or missing updates hurt account health and visibility.
Integrations fail quietly unless monitored.
We build in:
Problems are surfaced early, not discovered after revenue drops.
Most integrations are designed around internal systems, not marketplace rules.
Marketplaces expect:
Ignoring that creates fragility.
CSV-based integrations:
By the time issues appear, metrics are already damaged.
Marketplaces update:
Static integrations decay.
Marketplace-aware integrations evolve.
Listabl provides the marketplace-first platform.
Integration Services make sure it connects cleanly to your existing stack.
Together, they:
You keep your systems.
We make them work together.
Integration Services cover the design, build, and maintenance of connections between your internal systems (ecommerce platform, ERP, WMS) and marketplaces. This includes product data, stock synchronisation, order ingestion, and shipping updates. The focus is reliability and correctness at scale - not just “getting data across”.
Yes and no. Automation only works unsupervised if you adopt a full Marketplace-First approach to your product data. Even then it is likely your business will be adding new products and values over time that may require updates to your logic.
Marketplaces change attributes, policies, and validation logic regularly. Channel Management ensures your automation remains accurate and effective, instead of slowly drifting out of compliance.
Channel Management typically covers any channel integrated with the Listabl platform. Coverage expands as new marketplaces are added and we add channels as our customers demand.
For many sellers, yes. For others, it complements an existing team. Most clients find it costs less than hiring a junior marketplace specialist while providing broader, multi-channel coverage and continuity.
Most integrations are built once and left alone. Marketplace-aware integrations are designed to change over time. Marketplaces regularly update attributes, policies, and API behaviour. Our integrations are built with validation, monitoring, and clear ownership so they can adapt as those changes happen - without breaking operations.
Channel Management can cover a number of areas including keyword research, A+ content generation, customer service, data clean up and more. No two campaigns are the same so it's best we discuss your precise needs before getting started.
When you get in touch we'll run through a series of questions to understand your needs, goals and options and then provide both our recommendations and service options for you to consider.
Reviews are ongoing, with structured checks and regular calls depending on your service level. Urgent marketplace changes and errors are handled as they arise, not queued for quarterly reviews.
Channel Management is a good fit when:
If marketplaces drive revenue, integrations must be reliable.
If your current setup:
You don't need more tools.
You need better connections.
to review your architecture and see whether Integration Services make sense for your business.