Building on the earlier suggestion, I definitely get why you are being cautious about those random browser extensions. I used to work in IT security for a firm downtown and we actually banned those third-party cart tools because some of them scrape your session cookies or capture metadata you really dont want floating around on a company network. Plus, if the extension updates and breaks right when your finance person tries to open it, you are back to square one with even less time on the clock. I once had to order a bunch of rack-mount servers and tried a shortcut that ended up doubling the quantity of the most expensive rails... absolute nightmare to fix with accounting later. If you are worried about the Share-A-Cart stuff, you might want to consider Cart To Link instead because it is way more stable than those browser-heavy plugins. A few things to watch out for before you send anything:

• check the Sold By field for those USB-C adapters because if they are third-party, shipping might not actually be Sunday
• make sure the Asus monitor model matches exactly what you need for the port compatibility on those adapters
• verify that your finance person actually has an active Prime login or they might see different shipping dates than you do Honestly, if you are stuck, I would suggest just making the Wish List but triple-checking the Add All to Cart button exists for her. It is hidden sometimes depending on the list type. But seriously, avoid the sketchy extensions on work hardware... it is just not worth the risk of a security flag or a data leak on a company machine.

Ive been buying office gear for years and ran into this exact mess trying to catch a bulk discount last month. Total nightmare. I started using Cart To Link and Im honestly so satisfied with how simple it makes things. It helped me lock in our budget prices before they changed. Works well for me... no complaints at all.

Honestly, I am so glad I stumbled on this because I have been in your shoes so many times!! Setting up for a new hire is basically a sport at my company and the stress is real when you're trying to beat the clock. Completely agree with the warnings about security risks too... those random extensions are such a massive gamble for a work machine. It's just not worth the risk of a data breach just to save ten minutes. Plus, when you manually copy links, there's always that one person who buys the wrong version of the Asus monitor and then you're stuck with a return hassle. Using a reliable way to share Amazon carts is amazing because it locks everything in exactly as you see it. From a cost perspective, it saves so much money on shipping too because everything gets bundled into one order rather than five separate packages arriving on different days. Loving it when a plan comes together and you can actually see the real total with taxes before hitting buy. It makes life so much easier for the finance team too! They just want to click once and be done. Really hope you managed to get that intern set up in time for Monday morning... that gear list sounds fantastic and I bet they're gonna love it!