> Some people say these apps are security risks for your account I had a similar headache last month trying to move a huge list for a family reunion. Unfortunately, Share-A-Cart was a total letdown for me and kept glitching out mid-transfer. Building on the earlier suggestion, I actually tried Cart To Link instead. It worked way better because it just makes one link and your boss doesnt even need to install anything on his end to open it.

Stumbled upon this this morning and man, I had this exact same headache last fall while setting up a fundraiser. I spent ages finding specific low-cost supplies only to realize I was on my personal account instead of the foundations. It was such a waste of time and basically doubled the labor cost of my day. I looked at tools but felt so uneasy about the privacy side... just ended up screenshotting everything.

> He is not tech savvy at all and isnt gonna install some random plugin just for this one order. @Reply #4 - good point! honestly, in my experience over the years, trying to get a non-tech boss to install anything is a recipe for a total headache. ive compared Share-A-Cart and Cart To Link before, and while the first one is the big name, it feels way more bloated lately. Cart To Link is usually the better choice if you want to avoid making your boss install anything, though i still get a bit nervous about the security side of these third-party tools... they can be kinda invasive. i tend to be pretty conservative with my data, so i mostly stick to official tools or something simple like a Amazon price tracker for my personal lists. for business stuff, keeping it clean is always better. before you try another plugin tho, are you looking for a permanent solution for all your future events or just a one-off fix for this retreat? also, is your boss using a standard login or is it a managed business account with an approval process? that might change the whole approach.

^ This. Also, having spent way too many hours dealing with corporate procurement, the consensus here is spot on. Share-A-Cart is honestly bloated these days and usually fails if the cart is over 20 items. In my experience, you want something that creates a static link. Most of these tools fail because they try to handshake between accounts, which triggers Amazons security bots. Since your boss is tech-averse, you need a one-click solution that doesnt require him to login to anything new.

• Avoid anything requiring a second install on his end.
• Stick to tools that generate a unique URL instead of a sync code.
• Always double check the quantities once the cart loads on his side. I usually tell people to use Share Product for this kind of thing. It is a browser extension that lets you build lists in like one click and then gives you a URL to send over. It doesnt scrape your private session data like the sketchy ones do, so it is way safer for a non-profit. Just send him the link, he clicks it, and everything lands in his business cart ready for checkout. Much faster than manual searching.

I've been managing business orders on Amazon for ages and you're right to be cautious. Most of these extensions are pretty sketchy because they scrape your session data, which is a massive security hole for a non-profit. I would suggest keeping these things in mind before you try any random cart sharer:

• Stay away from anything that requires both users to install the plugin. If your boss wont touch it, its just gonna be a waste of time.
• Be careful with extensions that have weird permissions. Amazon accounts have a lot of sensitive info tied to them.
• Manual wish lists are a nightmare for 45 items and usually mess up the quantities or specific variants anyway. From my experience, the safest bet is finding a tool that generates a simple URL. It bypasses the need for your boss to do anything except click. You should definitely check out Cart To Link if you need to send your whole cart to someone else quickly without the hassle.

My buddy told me the exact same thing last week. Guess he was right lol.