Takealot Fulfilment Solutions (TFS) Integration

Takealot Fulfilment Solutions (TFS) is the rebrand of M24 Logistics. The Takealot Group launched TFS as a standalone fulfilment business unit on 30 July 2025. The operations, network and team are the same. The brand and entity structure changed. Existing M24 customers retain full service under the rebranded name. New customers should refer to it as TFS.

No. Takealot Marketplace is the Takealot Group's consumer ecommerce platform where customers buy products. Takealot Fulfilment Solutions (TFS) is the standalone logistics and fulfilment business that warehouses and dispatches stock. Both are part of the Takealot Group, but they are separate services. Stock2Shop has separate integrations for each. A retailer can use Stock2Shop's Takealot Marketplace connector to sell on takealot.com without using TFS, and can use the TFS connector to fulfil orders without selling on Takealot Marketplace.

The standard outbound fulfilment flow (orders routed from your sales channels through to TFS for picking and dispatch) is supported on every commercial ERP connector Stock2Shop has built. This includes Syspro, SAP Business One, Acumatica, the Sage range (200 Evolution, 300cloud, X3, Intacct), Omni Accounts, Xero, DEAR Inventory, IQ Retail, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, custom databases, and flat file sources. Two more advanced workflows (inbound goods receipts and stock adjustments) require ERP-side connector support built per-customer as part of the integration scope.

When a customer places an order on a connected sales channel, Stock2Shop sends the outbound order to TFS for picking and dispatch. Depending on configuration, the corresponding sales order or invoice is sent to your ERP either before or after the fulfilment is dispatched. When TFS dispatches the order, Stock2Shop creates the Shipment / Fulfilment record and marks it complete.

The inbound flow starts with your ERP. When stock is being delivered to TFS from a supplier or distribution centre, your ERP sends Stock2Shop the expected inbound order. When TFS receipts the goods and confirms the actual count received, that confirmed quantity flows back into your ERP and out to every connected sales channel automatically. Online stock levels reflect reality the moment the warehouse has confirmed receipt.

TFS pushes updated available stock levels to Stock2Shop via the dedicated stock sync. Stock2Shop then propagates those levels to your connected sales channels. The sync is automatic and continuous, with no manual uploads, scheduled exports or end-of-day batches involved.

Yes. A common setup is for one sales channel (e.g. Shopify) to route through TFS while another (e.g. the B2B Trade Store) routes through your own warehouse. By default, all orders from a given channel go to the fulfilment service connected to that channel. Stock2Shop does not split orders within a single channel between multiple fulfilment locations.

If you are a current M24 customer and you already use Stock2Shop for the integration, no changes are needed: the connector continues to work with the rebranded TFS. If you are an M24 customer not yet using Stock2Shop, the integration is the same regardless of whether you refer to the service as M24 or TFS. Contact Stock2Shop to scope your setup.