What does Seffla do for brands?
Seffla is a Canadian sales agency for building-supply and hardware brands. It can represent a brand to Canadian retail buyers, act as the Canadian vendor of record for some accounts, run EDI, fulfill from a warehouse in Guelph, Ontario, and market the line in English and French. Brands can take the whole stack or only the pieces they need.
Can a US brand sell into Canadian retail through Seffla?
Yes. Seffla can represent the line to Canadian retail buyers. Where a retailer prefers or requires a Canadian vendor, Seffla can act as the vendor of record for some accounts and trade EDI with the retailer. Seffla can produce or adapt compliant English/French packaging and hold stock in Guelph, Ontario.
What is a vendor of record?
The vendor of record is the company a retailer buys from and pays. Some Canadian retailers prefer or require a Canadian vendor. When they do, Seffla can be that vendor for your line: we can trade EDI with the retailer and invoice it.
Which EDI documents can Seffla handle?
Seffla can handle all major EDI documents, including purchase orders (850), purchase order acknowledgements (855), advance ship notices (856) and invoices (810).
Do I have to use every service?
No. Take the whole stack, or just the pieces you need. Some brands only need representation.
Can Seffla warehouse and ship my product?
Yes. We can receive, store, pick, pack and ship from our Guelph, Ontario warehouse. Freight is billed separately, at network rates.
How does a retailer open an account?
Apply for a buyer account here on the store. Accounts are by approval and cost nothing to open. A Seffla rep replies within one business day. Apply for an Account
Can retailers see prices online?
Yes: an approved, signed-in buyer sees only the pricing set up for their account. Prices will never be shown publicly.
Can I get samples?
Yes. Ask your rep for samples of the lines you are considering.
Do you work in French?
Yes. Seffla can market a line in both official languages and produce or adapt compliant English/French packaging.