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Pet Supplies Plus EDI integration: vendor orders in, fulfillment and margin in Rilk

Pet Supplies Plus order management for vendors — purchase orders arriving through SPS Commerce, picked, packed, shipped, and costed alongside your Chewy, Petco, and Amazon orders in one Rilk inbox. Connecting directly instead? We'll set that up with you.

Pet Supplies Plus is the neighborhood pet store done as a national chain — hundreds of locations that owners walk into with the dog, plus an online storefront behind them. For a vendor, that means purchase orders that replenish stores and distribution centers rather than one big central buy, and it means the POs come through SPS Commerce like the rest of your retail accounts. Sell on Pet Supplies Plus with Rilk. Already on SPS Commerce? Your Pet Supplies Plus orders flow in today. Connecting directly instead? We'll set that up with you.

What you can do

  • Pet Supplies Plus purchase orders arrive in Rilk automatically from your SPS Commerce mailbox — no portal, no re-keying.
  • Pick them alongside Petco, Chewy, and your marketplace orders from one inbox and one pick list.
  • One count behind every SKU. The units a Pet Supplies Plus PO takes come off the same on-hand your Amazon and Walmart listings sell from.
  • Parcel labels in the same workflow on UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL when a shipment goes by parcel.
  • Margin per PO. Cost basis and shipping cost on every line, with the chain's remittance posted on the settlements screen.
  • SPS keeps carrying the documents — acknowledgment, ship notice, invoice — back to Pet Supplies Plus as it does today.

What's supported

  • Live today via SPS Commerce — Pet Supplies Plus purchase orders imported from your SPS mailbox, read-only.
  • Order intake with full line-item detail and the ship-to destination on each PO.
  • SKU matching by part number; an unmatched line is flagged for mapping, never dropped.
  • One stock pool shared with Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify, BackMarket, and your other retail POs.
  • Pick, pack, and parcel labels for UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL.
  • Per-unit cost and profit on every line, reconciled against the remittance on the settlements screen.
  • Direct connection on request — not on SPS Commerce? We'll set it up with you.

How the Pet Supplies Plus inventory sync works

  1. Add Pet Supplies Plus as a trading partner under SPS Commerce in Company Settings. If you already run Chewy or Petco through the same mailbox, it's one more tick; Rilk reads the mailbox and nothing else — files stay put for your SPS Adapter.
  2. Each PO from the chain becomes a Pet Supplies Plus order in Rilk with its ship-to destination and every line matched to your SKU by part number. Because store and distribution-center replenishment tends to arrive as many moderate POs rather than one large one, each stays its own order so the warehouse packs to the right destination.
  3. Every unit on the PO leaves the same count your marketplace listings sell from. A round of replenishment POs across the chain pulls your Amazon and Chewy-facing quantities down in step, so the retail account never oversells the online one.
  4. Pack store replenishment to the PO's destination. Cartons that go parcel get a UPS, FedEx, USPS, or DHL label bought in Rilk; the ship notice and invoice go back to Pet Supplies Plus over your SPS connection, and the pick list for a dozen modest POs is one list, not twelve printouts.
  5. Small POs, real margin. Cost basis plus shipping on each unit, the chain's remittance posted on the settlements screen, and Pet Supplies Plus inventory management and profit per PO — across a month of replenishment — are one view.

Connecting Pet Supplies Plus

Already on SPS Commerce: in Rilk's Company Settings, turn on SPS Commerce with the mailbox details from SPS and enable Pet Supplies Plus as a trading partner. POs land in your inbox from the next file. Connecting directly instead: tell us — we'll set the direct connection up with you.

Warehouse, PO and settlement workflows are on Pro; connections and labels are free on every plan.

Why sell on Pet Supplies Plus with Rilk

A store chain is a good vendor account precisely because the orders keep coming — replenishment doesn't spike, it repeats. It's also the account most likely to get run off a printout, because each PO is modest and nobody wants to build a process around it. That's where counts drift: a dozen small POs picked from paper while the same SKU sells on Amazon from a number nobody adjusted. Rilk puts every Pet Supplies Plus PO in the inbox your team already works, takes the units from the same count your marketplace listings use, and lands cost and shipping on each line. The account runs itself the way your marketplace orders do, and the margin per PO is a number you can read rather than reconstruct.

Frequently asked questions

Does Pet Supplies Plus send orders over EDI?

Yes. Pet Supplies Plus sends its purchase orders as EDI documents through SPS Commerce, and Rilk reads them straight out of the SPS mailbox you already receive them in — no re-keying and no portal to check. Rilk never writes to that mailbox: your acknowledgments, ship notices, and invoices stay on your own SPS connection, exactly as they run today.

Do I need SPS Commerce to bring Pet Supplies Plus orders into Rilk?

If Pet Supplies Plus already sends your purchase orders through SPS Commerce, they flow in today from that mailbox. If you're not on SPS, or want to connect directly, tell us and we'll set the direct connection up with you.

Does Rilk send ship notices or invoices to Pet Supplies Plus?

No. Those stay on your SPS Commerce connection, unchanged. Rilk reads the purchase orders and runs picking, shipping, and costing; it never writes to the mailbox.

Does Rilk manage my listings or inventory at Pet Supplies Plus?

No — this is a purchase-order account, not a marketplace. Your item setup lives in your vendor agreement with Pet Supplies Plus. Rilk keeps the units those POs consume in the same count your Amazon, Walmart, and eBay listings sell from.

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