Walmart Order Tour: Watch InfiPlex Rate-Shop and Buy the Label
A Walmart order for two products, start to finish, on real screens from a live InfiPlex account: the order pulls in and fills from your own warehouse, InfiPlex pulls a live USPS rate and buys the label without leaving the order screen, and tracking syncs back to Walmart in eight minutes. No signup, full written version below.
Eight screens, one Walmart order shipped from your own warehouse
Click anywhere on the screen to advance. Every image is an unedited capture, including the live rate InfiPlex pulled before buying the label.
Own warehouse, real rate, label bought, tracking synced. All inside InfiPlex.
No 3PL to wait on, no separate carrier portal. Nobody touched a spreadsheet.
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Every step, in writing
The same eight screens as the walkthrough above, with what's actually happening on each one.
1. The Walmart order lands in the queue
Order 104390 arrives from Walmart for two products, Example Product 1 and Example Product 2, totaling $27.50, pulled automatically with the ship-to (Anchorage, AK), the requested USPS Priority shipping, and totals filled in. No tracking exists yet and it hasn't shipped.
2. Both items fill from your own warehouse
No 3PL, no zip routing decision to make: both lines read "Qty Filled From: 1 - Main Warehouse (Midwest)." When you ship from your own warehouse, InfiPlex still tracks exactly which location every unit came from, the same as it would for a 3PL or a zip-routed setup.
3. InfiPlex pulls a live rate and buys the label
This is the part a 3PL handoff skips entirely. Pick a carrier, set the package size and weight, and InfiPlex calls out for a real-time rate: USPS Priority at $7.17 for this box. Purchase Label buys it on the spot, no separate carrier account tab, no copy-pasting a tracking number back in by hand.
4. Shipped, with a real tracking number
Fully Shipped flips to a green check, and the tracking number from the label InfiPlex just bought, 779991144 on USPS Priority, appears on the order automatically. Nobody pasted it in.
5. Tracking goes back to Walmart automatically
A note logs the moment it happened: "Tracking number: 779991144 sent to Walmart." Order landed in InfiPlex at 9:48 pm, tracking confirmed sent to Walmart at 9:56 pm. Eight minutes, rate shopped, label bought, and Walmart notified.
6. The shop log is the receipt
"Walmart Send Tracking: Successful," with the exact payload InfiPlex sent back: the tracking number, the carrier, the shipping speed. If a customer ever asks whether Walmart actually got the tracking update, this is the proof, not a guess.
7. One warehouse, one running total
Main Warehouse (Midwest) sits at 94 units after this order, alongside Secondary Warehouse (West) at 44, Third Warehouse (East) at 12, and Canada at 0, one total of 150 wherever it's asked. Shipping from your own warehouse doesn't mean losing the multi-location view.
8. Every deduction has a paper trail
The per-SKU log shows this order taking 1 unit, right alongside every other order and manual adjustment, each with a date, quantity, and reason. When a warehouse count looks off, you read the trail instead of guessing which order did it.
Own-warehouse fulfillment and label buying FAQ
Does InfiPlex actually buy the shipping label, or just print what I already have?
It buys it. Step 3 in this tour shows the real request: InfiPlex calls out for a live rate from the carrier you pick, USPS in this case, shows the cost before anything is charged, and purchases the label directly from that screen when you click Purchase Label. The tracking number that comes back is real, not a placeholder, and it's attached to the order automatically.
Can I sell on Walmart and ship from my own warehouse instead of a 3PL?
Yes, and that's exactly this tour. Walmart orders pull in automatically, fill from whichever warehouse you've configured, and InfiPlex handles rate shopping and label purchase in the same screen. The same order detail page works identically whether the warehouse is yours, a 3PL's, or picked automatically by zip code, as shown in the Temu zip-routing tour.
What carriers can I rate-shop and buy labels from?
The package purchase panel supports the carriers connected to your account, USPS shown here, with package size, weight, and service level all adjustable before you pull rates. Get Shipping Rates returns live pricing for the option you've configured, and you choose the service level before purchasing.
What does this cost and how long does setup take?
InfiPlex plans start at $49.99/month, and pricing is public on the pricing page, no sales call required to see it. Walmart connects in days, not months. Walmart is one of 130+ channels and platforms in the integrations directory, and the product tour hub has live walkthroughs for Amazon, AliExpress, TikTok Shop, and Temu if you want to watch other flows, plus a guided tour of 3PL order management. The free demo runs InfiPlex against your actual channels and warehouses.
Want your own warehouse shipping like this?
Plans start at $49.99/month. Watch it on your own channels and warehouse with a free demo.
