The purchase lists allow you to manage several carts simultaneously. You can create
thematic lists or lists by date, by budgetary item, etc. Besides giving a title to each list
and adding an explanatory note if desired, you need to:
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link sub-accounts to the list, i.e. choose the secondary accounts that can be included in the list;
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define who can access the list (whether it is restricted to yourself or also
available to the managers for the associated secondary accounts).
Let us take, as an example, the account administrator for a school board who manages 15
schools. At the beginning of the year, he creates a “Primary French” list that is solely
available to the 10 primary schools, a “Secondary French” list available to the five
secondary schools, and a “Psychology – Pedagogy” list open to all of 15 establishments. At all times, he can:
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View who orders what in each list;
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Know which establishment has completed its lists;
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Apply budgetary monitoring by list or by establishment;
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Transform lists into firm orders;
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Manage the billing and delivery options (by bundle or individually);
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Authorize an establishment to modify a closed list.