Marketplace Commerce
We list, price and fulfil products on the online marketplaces Canadian and American shoppers already use, and we look after the account, catalogue and compliance work that sits behind every listing.
Four capabilities that take a brand from an idea to a product a customer can buy today.
Each one is described in full further down this page.
We list, price and fulfil products on the online marketplaces Canadian and American shoppers already use, and we look after the account, catalogue and compliance work that sits behind every listing.
We run several brands at once. Each one keeps its own name, product range and storefront, while one operating team handles the work that repeats across all of them.
We buy, hold and move stock so products reach customers and trade buyers on time, using third party carriers and fulfilment services alongside our own planning.
We take a brand from name and positioning through to packaging, sourcing and launch, then keep working on it once it is selling.
Selling on a marketplace is mostly detail work. A listing needs correct attributes, images that meet the platform's spec, stock that is genuinely available, and pricing that holds up once fees and shipping are counted.
We handle the account and catalogue work behind every product we sell: listing creation, catalogue data, inventory planning, order flow, returns and customer messages. It is not glamorous, and it is the difference between a product that sells and one that quietly stops.
We run more than one brand at a time. Each keeps its own name, audience, product range and storefront, so a customer buying skincare is never made to feel like they wandered into a sticker shop.
Behind the scenes, one operating team runs all of them. Sourcing, photography, listing standards, fulfilment and customer service work the same way for each brand, which is what makes running several of them practical.
Product has to physically get to people. We buy, hold and move stock so orders reach customers and trade buyers when they are supposed to.
That means working with third party carriers and fulfilment services, keeping stock in the right places, and packing things so they arrive in the condition they left in.
A brand starts before the first product exists. Name, positioning, who it is for and why they would choose it all come first, then packaging, sourcing and the launch itself.
The work does not stop at launch. Once a brand is selling, real customer behaviour tells you things no plan could, and we keep changing the product and the presentation in response.
Alpha Northline Global Inc. sells and operates as a merchant on these channels.
Amazon
We operate as a seller on Amazon, managing listings, catalogue data, inventory and customer service for the brands we own.
Walmart
We operate as a seller on Walmart's online marketplace, applying the same catalogue and fulfilment discipline we use everywhere else.
Direct ecommerce
We run our own storefronts, so a brand can reach customers directly and the customer relationship stays with the brand.
Tell us what the product is and where you want it to reach. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.