User roles and permissions
You can assign different roles and permissions to users in your business account.
User roles:
Users (People) are part of a business account, and have one or more roles. Each customer has an Amazon Business account with their own email address and password.
- Administrators manage business accounts. For example, they can invite other users to join the business account, and manage shared payment methods, shipping addresses, and delivery preferences.
- Buyers (Requisitioners) place orders for the organization after they are assigned permissions by the Administrator.
- Punchout users place orders through a purchasing system.
- Finance users access, customize, and schedule Amazon Business reports.
- Tech users manage domain names, authentication methods, API keys, and IT system integrations such as purchasing systems, transaction data, and single sign-on.
About roles and permissions:
- A person can have multiple user roles.
- Administrators assign permissions as part of the invitation process, and edit permissions in Business settings at any time.
- Administrators can add additional administrators to business accounts and groups.
- Administrators can remove other administrators from business accounts and groups.
