Stop retyping tracking numbers into a marketplace portal.
Best Buy runs its marketplace on a platform called Mirakl — and so do Macy's, Nordstrom, Kroger and hundreds of other retailers. One connector reaches any of them: orders in, tracking out, in bulk.
A hundred parcels a week, typed in by hand.
Shipping software knows the tracking number. The marketplace needs it. For most channels something syncs them automatically — and for the ones where nothing does, a person sits and copies numbers across, one order at a time, every day. That gap is what this closes.
Your marketplace, in plain English.
- Which orders are still waiting to ship, and which are closest to their deadline?
- Everything that shipped today — put the tracking on the marketplace.
- Did any tracking upload fail, and which orders still need it?
- What's come back as a return this month?
- Reprice these SKUs and update stock.
- Which of my listings are live, and at what price?
- What did I sell through this channel last week?
- Is this account set up so orders can actually be marked shipped?
Built once. Runs on any of them.
In production with a seller, moving real tracking onto real orders.
Mirakl runs marketplaces for 450+ retailers, and every one of them exposes the same seller API. Adding another is configuration — your account, your keys — not a fresh build. Publicly documented Mirakl marketplaces include:
Named because they are publicly documented Mirakl marketplaces — not because we have deployed on each one. Tell us which you sell on and we'll confirm before you commit to anything.
Tracking has to come from somewhere.
The numbers live in whatever you buy labels with. We connect that too — see Stallion Express — so shipments and orders are matched and pushed in one go. Selling on eBay as well? Same conversation, same connector.
Not locked to one assistant. Mirakl connects to whichever AI you already use.
What we build is an MCP server — a connector built on the Model Context Protocol, the open standard for letting an AI assistant work with a real business system. Because it's a standard rather than a private integration, the same connector answers to any AI that speaks it:
It's hosted and maintained for you — a dedicated deployment for your company, signed in through your own Microsoft account, reaching your marketplace seller account over an encrypted connection. You don't run a server, and switching AI tools later doesn't mean rebuilding the integration. If you already have an MCP setup and just want the connector, that works too.
People search for this in different words — “Mirakl connector for Claude”, “Mirakl MCP server”, or just “connect Mirakl to AI”. They all describe the same thing: one connector, any MCP-capable assistant.