The Kaufland connection brings your marketplace inquiries into the central inbox of armincx. Kaufland customer inquiries run as an email channel into the inbox and become regular tickets, right next to shop emails, WhatsApp messages and Instagram DMs. Your team works in one system instead of one mailbox per sales channel.
Every Kaufland ticket gets the same workflows as all your other channels: tagging, assignment, prioritization and reports. You control which team handles marketplace inquiries and see the Kaufland volume in your analytics, separately from the rest of your support.
The AI creates reply drafts in your brand tone for Kaufland inquiries, like for any email ticket. Your team reviews, adjusts and sends. Order-related actions like cancellations or refunds remain in the Kaufland Seller Portal.
A tip for more context: If you consolidate your marketplace orders through Billbee or Plenty One, the respective integration brings the order data into your armincx ticket as well. That way your team also sees which order sits behind a Kaufland inquiry.
The Kaufland connection pays off for brands that sell on the Kaufland Global Marketplace alongside their own shop and centralize their customer service with armincx. It moves marketplace support out of a separate mailbox and into your inbox.
This connection is for you if:
- you sell on Kaufland and currently handle customer inquiries in a separate mailbox
- your team switches between several systems to work through all channels
- marketplace inquiries noticeably increase your ticket volume during peak season
- you want the same workflows and reports for Kaufland as for every other channel
For a brand with up to 300 tickets per day in peak season, consolidating all channels into one inbox was the most important criterion for switching to armincx. Merchants tell us about the same pattern in conversations again and again: every additional system costs the support team noticeable time, often an hour a day and more.