Flipkart connects by API and syncs nightly, like Amazon. Meesho and the quick-commerce platforms (Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy Instamart, JioMart) don't publish seller APIs, so their sales come in by CSV upload — Finocket detects which report you brought. Everything lands in the same place: orders, settlements, GSTR-8 reconciliation.
How do I connect Flipkart?
- Register a seller app in Flipkart Seller Hub → Developer Center. You get an App ID and App Secret.
- Open Settings → Marketplace integrations → Flipkart → Connect.
- Paste the App ID, App Secret and your first-sync-from date. Finocket verifies the credentials against Flipkart before saving — a typo fails immediately, not silently at night.
- Done. The nightly sync pulls your orders and settlements from then on.
Credentials are encrypted (AES-256-GCM) before storage and never shown again. Disconnecting removes the connection and cached data.
How do I bring Meesho sales into Finocket?
Meesho has no seller API, so the connection is a bookkeeping row plus CSV imports:
- On Integrations, connect Meesho — no credentials, just a display name.
- Open the Import CSV screen from the Meesho row (its own page under Integrations).
- In your Meesho Supplier Panel, download the Tax Invoice Report (per-shipment sales and returns with HSN and tax break-up) or the TCS Report (marketplace-collected TCS per period).
- Drop the file on the upload zone. Finocket reads the header row, detects which report it is, and ingests it as orders/returns or settlements accordingly.
Re-uploading the same file is safe — rows are matched on the sub-order number, so nothing duplicates.
How do quick-commerce imports work (Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart, JioMart)?
Each platform has its own page under Integrations, all working the same way:
- Connect the platform — display name only, no credentials.
- Open its Import CSV screen and drop your monthly export from the seller panel.
- Finocket sniffs the header row: order-shaped columns (order id, date, amount, state) ingest as orders; settlement-shaped columns (TCS amount, period) ingest as settlements. If neither matches, you get a hint to check the header.
Column names differ per platform; Finocket keeps a per-platform alias table plus a generic fallback. If a column comes through blank (say, state shows "—" everywhere), send us the header row via Raise a request and we'll add the alias.
What about Zomato and Swiggy (food delivery)?
Zomato and Swiggy adapters are visible on the Integrations page but marked coming soon — they aren't connectable yet. The restaurant vertical has a different tax structure (5% GST without ITC), so it needs its own treatment.
Related: Connect Amazon, GSTR-8 reconciliation.