The information in this guide is based on ODF’s experience assisting clients with TikTok product listing setups. Each client’s experience may vary, and TikTok Seller Center requirements can differ depending on product category, brand approval, or other TikTok-specific rules.
This guide is provided to help you understand the typical documents requested and what ODF has provided; it is not a comprehensive guide to TikTok listing requirements. For questions specific to TikTok’s platform, please contact TikTok Seller Support.
When creating product listings on TikTok Shop, the following documents are typically requested:
Confirms your business relationship with ODF.
This document is typically required for verification in TikTok Seller Center for certain categories or brand approvals.
ODF can provide a copy of your signed agreement upon request. If you no longer have a copy, please reach out to your applicable team member listed below:
TikTok may request an invoice or proof of purchase that validates the product supply chain.
By default, ODF-issued invoices to clients include the required information and are formatted to meet typical TikTok verification standards.
Invoices provided by ODF will include:
Important ODF Invoicing Note:
ODF invoices will display the ODF Base Product SKU as the default line item reference.
If a specific product name or listing-matching description is required in the invoice line items (for example, to match TikTok product listing titles exactly), please notify your applicable team member listed below:
TikTok often requires product imagery to verify labeling, branding, and product authenticity.
ODF supports clients with product photo requirements in the following ways:
Important:
ODF can provide copies of supplier manufacturer certifications upon request, or clients can access them through the link below.
Shows lab testing results for each product.
ODF can provide COAs for your products if available from our records, or clients can access these per product using the link below.