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Account Authority            

Gain control over your organisation’s business accounts.
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Improve visibility and enforce best practices.
Account Authority lets you take ownership of your business account. Set up administrative policies to reduce rogue spend, increase control and visibility, and enforce procurement best practices across your organisation.
With Account Authority, administrators can better control the business domain and users by implementing policies to regulate account creation, consolidate accounts, and simplify onboarding.

Policies

Account creation approval

Track compliance and reduce rogue spend by requiring business account approval prior to creation.

Consolidate accounts

Centralise visibility and better manage spend by consolidating accounts created by buyers across your organisation.

Automatic user creation

Simplify onboarding by creating business accounts for employees through bulk upload.

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  • Account Authority allows administrators to consolidate their organisation’s Amazon Business accounts, simplify user onboarding, and improve visibility on spend.

  • With Account Authority, you can centralise visibility and management of spend across your organisation. This allows you to promote best practices for purchasing, track compliance across your organisation, and ensure your buyers are adhering to your procurement processes.

  • This policy requires new users to request approvals from their organisation’s administrators to create a new business account.

  • You can enable the official Amazon Business account to automatically create business accounts for employees through bulk upload. This reduces the need to send, manage, and track user invitations.

  • By consolidating multiple Amazon Business accounts into your official account, you can better ensure your employees adhere to your procurement processes and improve visibility into your organisation’s spend.

  • Yes, you can deregister users with capabilities such as Single Sign-on and bulk management.

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