Walmart Volt v6.11.3

Walmart

About this app

Developer Description

Check In and Out of Retail Locations

This app will enable Field Reps from Preferred Service Providers to Check In and Check Out of retail store locations, view Online Certifications, and access other exclusive tools. Stakeholders from Retailers, Suppliers, and the Providers will have access to the data via the VOLT Dashboard.

What's New

Stability and usability enhancements

Version Information

Version: 6.11.3
Downloads: 100K+
Updated on: Dec 11, 2025
Released: Sep 13, 2017
Requires: Android 8.0

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Walmart Volt users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Michele Johnson

As a vendor, this is very helpful, and I am able to scan each book and place the books in the correct location. I rarely have any inconvenience from Walmart Volt not working correctly. Volt helps me with my job and makes it easier.

★★★★

Jim Singletary

I am a vendor and I uninstalled Voltas while using the app , after scanning a product could not make a price tag as it seems that volt would pick up the entire upc. which would not connect in order to print the label it would pick up either 12 or 13 digits in the upc. very frustrating I'll download it again fresh and with any luck of the draw the app will work like it should

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Lisa Waddell (Lisa Idol)

Vot keeps shutting off after I scan something since it updated. I uninstalled and restalled still the same thing. The secondary scanner does work anymore. So I can not switch back and forth in some cases . I have to use the secondary scanner to read a bar code.

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Will Daughtridge

**Current (9-27-22) Inventory access now provides counts & general bin location at Walmart. Still no way to generate picks ourselves - now even more of a concern, due to organization & staffing issues. UPC scanning is still hit-or-miss. The ability to manually set store location in case of geofencing failure has, as suspected, proven vital.

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Michael Wright

Walmart does not need access to location data of third parties, especially without paying for it. This is just thinly veiled data collection that they don't want to pay for.