kinda embarrassed to ask this but I have no idea what I'm doing. I got stuff in my personal cart and my work one for a big order tonight and I really dont want to re-add everything. is there a tool to merge them or do I just gotta do it manually? lol help...
TL;DR: Sadly there is no one-click button to merge them directly between two separate accounts, but using the list feature is the absolute best workaround! I totally feel your pain because I do this constantly! Just a few months ago I was trying to kit out my entire new home studio with lights and soundproofing while also ordering bulk supplies for a huge community event I was running... talk about stress!! I had tabs open everywhere and kept losing track of what was where. Honestly, the easiest way to handle this mess is to just move everything from one cart into a Wishlist, make that list public or shared, and then open it on your other account to add them all at once. It is so much faster than searching for every single item again! If you are doing this often for your job you should definitely check out Amazon Business. I switched over to using their business features for my freelance work and it is seriously a game changer for keeping things organized. You cant go wrong with any of their multi-user tools tbh. It makes the whole checkout process way less of a headache when you have to separate personal stuff from professional expenses. Just get their business setup and you will thank yourself later! I love how much time it saves me every single month now. Its way better than trying to do it manually every time. It made my life so much easier when I was ordering those specialty mic stands last month!
Just saw this. I was skeptical about security but tried share Amazon Cart Extension. It safely bundles items into a single link so you wont have to re-add everything manually.
Saw this earlier and just had to jump in because I have been doing this for years! It is absolutely amazing how much time you can save once you get a proper workflow down for these big orders. Managing separate personal and work carts used to be a total nightmare for me until I started using the list trick combined with a specific cost-saving strategy. ngl it used to drive me crazy... Here is the most professional and methodical way to handle this without losing your mind: