Kaufland Marketplace Integration for Magento 2

Key Features

Bulk product listing to Kaufland with admin-driven category mapping (Magento attribute sets/attributes → Kaufland category schema, including required and unit attributes)

Two-way inventory sync honoring Magento MSI source quantities, with configurable buffer and low-stock cutoff

Price sync respecting Magento catalog price rules, store-view scope, and per-marketplace markup/rounding rules

Kaufland order import into native Magento sales orders, customers, and addresses with tax and shipping mapping

Shipment, tracking number, and carrier code write-back to Kaufland via observers on invoice/ship events

EAN/GTIN product matching to attach offers to existing Kaufland catalog entries, with full-product-creation fallback

Multi-country / multi-store-view EU support mapping Magento store views and currencies to Kaufland storefronts

Magento cron jobs (crontab.xml) for scheduled bulk sync, plus on-demand manual sync from the admin

Per-product and per-batch sync status grid with error reasons surfaced from the Kaufland API response payloads

Admin ACL resources for every configuration and action screen, plus structured logging to a dedicated channel

Service-contract architecture (interfaces + di.xml preferences) decoupling business logic from the Kaufland API transport

REST endpoints for triggering sync and reading status, suitable for external schedulers or monitoring

Built to order, done for you

No DIY setup — a working app, built, installed and supported by ECOSIRE.

You order

Start with a one-time build price. We scope it with you at kickoff.

We build & install

ECOSIRE builds, configures and installs it on your Magento 2.

Go live + support

You go live in about 2–4 weeks, with a post-launch support window.

About this Product

This is a build-to-order extension, not an instant Marketplace download. ECOSIRE builds the Kaufland Marketplace Integration as a versioned module under app/code/Ecosire/KauflandIntegration, installs it on your Magento 2 (Open Source or Adobe Commerce) instance, configures your Kaufland Seller API credentials, and supports it after go-live.

The module talks to the Kaufland Marketplace (Seller) API through a service-contract layer so your business logic stays decoupled from the transport. Product listings are pushed in bulk with Kaufland category mapping handled in the admin: you map Magento attribute sets and attributes to Kaufland's category schema, and the module resolves units, variants, and required attributes per category. EAN/GTIN matching uses your existing product barcode attribute to attach offers to Kaufland's catalog, falling back to full product creation when no match exists.

Inventory and price sync runs both ways on Magento cron (crontab.xml) using bulk API calls, respecting MSI source quantities and Magento price rules, so Kaufland stock never drifts from your real availability. Order import pulls Kaufland orders into native Magento sales orders via an importer service; shipments, tracking numbers, and carrier codes flow back to Kaufland on invoice/ship events through observers subscribed in events.xml. Multi-country EU support lets you run several Kaufland storefronts (DE, and other EU locales as Kaufland expands) mapped to different Magento store views and currencies.

Everything is wired with proper dependency injection (di.xml), plugins/interceptors where core behavior must be extended without rewrites, admin ACL resources for every config and sync screen, and structured logging. Admin and ops control are exposed via REST endpoints and admin grids; no vendor core files are patched. You receive a clean, upgrade-safe module plus a handover doc — not a black box.

What you get

A versioned Magento 2 module under app/code/Ecosire/KauflandIntegration, installed on your instance (Open Source or Adobe Commerce)

Kaufland Seller API credential configuration and connection validation against your live seller account

Admin category-mapping and attribute-mapping configuration completed for your initial catalog scope

Configured cron schedule plus tested manual sync for listings, inventory, price, and order import

composer.json with a tagged version and clean, namespaced PSR-4 code (no core vendor patches)

Handover documentation: configuration guide, mapping reference, cron/ACL notes, and troubleshooting runbook

A defined post-launch support window for bug fixes and Kaufland API change adjustments

Who this is for

DACH merchant expanding onto Kaufland

A German/Austrian/Swiss Magento 2 retailer adding Kaufland.de as a sales channel and needing listings, stock, and orders to stay in sync with their existing store without manual CSV uploads.

Magento operations / e-commerce manager

Runs the day-to-day catalog and order desk. Wants Kaufland orders to land as native Magento orders, tracking to flow back automatically, and a clear status grid when a listing is rejected.

Agency or in-house Magento developer

Will own the install long-term and needs clean, upgrade-safe code: di.xml, service contracts, ACL, no patched core, and a composer package they can version-control and maintain.

How Kaufland Marketplace Integration for Magento 2 Compares

Criterion	ECOSIRE	Custom Build	Competitor
Kaufland-specific listing, inventory, order sync out of the box	Included	Partial support	Included
Built, installed, and configured on your own Magento instance	Included	Included	Not included
Available as an instant Adobe Commerce Marketplace download	Not included	Not included	Included
Tailored category & attribute mapping for your exact catalog	Included	Included	Partial support
EAN/GTIN matching with full-product-creation fallback	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Multi-country EU store-view & currency support	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Upgrade-safe code (di.xml, service contracts, ACL, no patched core)	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Source code ownership for your team to maintain	Included	Included	Partial support
Vendor-led fixes for Kaufland API changes under support window	Included	Not included	Partial support

Frequently Asked Questions about Kaufland Marketplace Integration for Magento 2

How long until the Kaufland integration is live on my store?

This is build-to-order, so there is a lead time rather than an instant download. After we confirm scope, your Magento version (Open Source or Adobe Commerce), and your Kaufland Seller API access, a typical build, install, and category-mapping configuration runs around 2–4 weeks depending on catalog complexity and how many EU storefronts you need. We give you a firm timeline before work starts.

Do you provide ongoing support and updates after launch?

Yes. Every build includes a defined post-launch support window for bug fixes and for adjusting to Kaufland Seller API changes. Because you receive the actual versioned module and its source, your own team or agency can also maintain it. Extended support and feature retainers are available separately.

Does this work on Magento Open Source as well as Adobe Commerce?

Yes. The module is built against standard Magento 2 framework APIs — service contracts, di.xml, MSI inventory, cron, and observers — so it installs on both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce. We confirm your exact version and any B2B or commerce-specific requirements during scoping.

How does product matching to Kaufland's catalog work?

We use your existing EAN/GTIN attribute to attach offers to products already in Kaufland's catalog. Where no matching catalog entry exists, the module creates the full product using your mapped attributes and the target Kaufland category schema, so items that aren't yet on Kaufland still go live.

Will Kaufland orders and stock truly stay in sync with Magento?

Yes. Inventory and price sync run both ways on Magento cron using bulk Kaufland API calls, honoring MSI source quantities and catalog price rules. Kaufland orders import as native Magento sales orders, and shipment plus tracking write back to Kaufland on your invoice/ship events. You can also trigger a manual sync from the admin and review per-item status and error reasons in a grid.