Walmart Marketplace - Enable API Access

This article is for whoever connects a Walmart Marketplace account inside DropStream — a fulfillment provider (3PL) or a merchant who manages their own DropStream account. You’ll add the store through DropStream’s Add Connection wizard. If a fulfillment provider is setting up DropStream for you, you don’t need this page — just gather your Walmart Marketplace API credentials and send them over.

Note: Walmart Marketplace and Walmart Drop Ship Vendor use different credentials. For the Walmart DSV variant, see the Walmart DSV section.

What you’ll need

• A DropStream account you can sign in to.
• Your Walmart Marketplace Client ID and Client Secret — see Walmart Marketplace - Get Your API Credentials.

How DropStream connects to Walmart Marketplace

Every store connects through the same Add Connection wizard. For the full walkthrough of the wizard’s four steps, see Add a Connection. This article covers only the Store Setup step, where you enter the Walmart Marketplace-specific details.

Enter your Walmart Marketplace details

1. In the Add Connection wizard, work through to the Store Setup step. Choose Create new store, give the store a Name, and select Walmart Marketplace as the Platform. The Walmart Marketplace credential fields appear below.

2. Enter your credentials:

   Field	What it is	Example
   Client ID	Your Walmart Marketplace API client ID	xxxxxxxx
   Client Secret	Your Walmart Marketplace API client secret	••••••••

   For where to find each value, see Get Your API Credentials.

3. Click Add connection.

Notes

• Walmart Marketplace and Walmart Drop Ship Vendor use different credentials — make sure you’re using your Marketplace values here, not your DSV values.
• Orders are imported from Walmart by the Created date.
• The initial order import uses the Accept Orders After date in your Connection details; each subsequent import uses a 12-hour lookback from the last successful import.