The Wildberries marketplace has revised the terms of storage of some sellers’ documents on the portal, the press service of the online platform informed RB.RU. The changes affect the acts of acceptance of deliveries under the “From Wildberries warehouse” model as of October 1, 2024. Now these acts will be kept for one year, and not for three months, as was previously the case.

Wildberries has increased the storage period for acceptance certificates
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“As of February 7, the storage time for documents on the portal was reduced to three months; After this period, the acts were removed from the system. This was a temporary forced measure. “We understand that for some sellers these measures could complicate interaction with the market and that is why we try to resolve this issue as soon as possible,” the company said.

Marketplace plans to increase the storage period for acceptance certificates in the special “Documents” section to make it easier for partners to navigate.

Since October 18, Wildberries Marketplace has increased rewards program fees for Order Pickup Point (POP) owners.

According to a study by the PRO Wildberries Business Development Center and Tochka Bank (conducted in July), by the 12th month of working at Wildberries, 43% of entrepreneurs earn up to 10 thousand rubles per month, and only 10% of sellers in This time reach a monthly income of more than 1 million rubles.

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Ekaterina Strukova

Source: RB

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