Okay we got this office retirement thing on Friday and I'm stressed. I've got like $400 to blow on decorations and snacks and I need the team to help pick stuff out so I dont mess it up. I saw some posts about Amazon Household but that looks like it's just for sharing Prime benefits and digital content with family members which isnt what I want. Then I saw "Idea Lists" but my logic was that we need a single cart we can all dump stuff into so I can just hit buy once. Can we actually see each others items in real time in one cart or am I gonna have to manually move everything from a list? Help because I gotta order this stuff tonight...
Regarding what #1 said about "I've been the office party planner for years," the security side is what usually worries me. I stick to lists because sharing account access is risky. Just make sure to:
I've been the office party planner for years, and honestly, Amazon doesnt have a built-in shared cart. In my experience, its a total headache tracking everyones picks manually. I eventually found a way to share Amazon carts using external tools which saved my life. Quick tip: use a collaborative Wish List for tonight. It lets the team dump items in, then you can just move them to your cart in one go.
Can confirm this works. Did the same thing on mine and its been solid ever since.
Like someone mentioned, real-time sync doesnt exist for carts. Are you guys on a VPN?
Can vouch for this