As with all punchout items via FlashCart, only the requisitioner can see the orders that they have placed. In FlashCart, however, others can see requisitions and purchase orders associated with Amazon Business. Please visit Procurement’s Frequently Asked Procurement Questions webpage
From within the Amazon Business punchout, navigate to Your Orders. The default view will display all orders “Paid For By You”.
The person who placed the order will receive a confirmation email that will state the order’s estimated delivery date and shipping speed.
The first time that you punchout from FlashCart to Amazon Business, you may receive a prompt that will ask you if you want to migrate your personal account to the Amazon Business account OR if you want to keep your personal account separate. you must answer no, as you can’t use you the Amazon Business account for personal use. You will be prompted to change the email address on your personal account to a different email address (e.g.
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When you use the Amazon Business punchout from FlashCart, you will be automatically authenticated via SSO and will pass through to the Amazon Business punchout without having to enter any additional credentials. If for some reason you are not authenticated via SSO, you will be routed to FlashLine for authentication.
To access the Amazon Business punchout , navigate to FlashCart through FlashLine and click on the Amazon Business tile. This will take you to the Amazon Business punchout which will look identical to the website that you have previously used with Amazon Business Prime. Please use the Requisition Instruction Manual found on Procurement’s website
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