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Retailers are the stores you buy from. Retailer accounts represent individual logins within a store — useful when you run more than one Best Buy or Amazon account.

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Retailers

The Retailers page lists every store available when creating an order. Common retailers are pre-populated. You can also add custom ones.
Retailers list

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Add a custom retailer

  1. Go to Retailers → New retailer.
  2. Enter the retailer name and optional website.
  3. Save.
Custom retailers get a badge so you can tell them apart from the built-in list.

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Retailer accounts

A retailer account is a specific login at a retailer. If you run three Best Buy accounts (your main, P2, and a parent), add three retailer accounts under Best Buy.
Retailer accounts under a retailer

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Why retailer accounts matter

  • Order limits — each retailer account counts orders separately
  • Account health — track which logins are getting flagged or shut down
  • Reporting — see spend and earnings per login, not just per retailer
  • Multi-owner setups — link a retailer account to a specific account owner

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Add a retailer account

  1. Open the retailer’s detail page.
  2. Click New retailer account.
  3. Enter a label (e.g., “Best Buy — me”, “Best Buy — P2”), associated account owner, and notes (e.g., “elite plus member”).
  4. Save.
When creating an order, you’ll pick the retailer first, then the specific retailer account.
Use a consistent naming pattern like “Retailer — Owner” so the dropdown stays scannable as you add accounts.

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Account owners vs retailer accounts

These are easy to confuse:
Account ownerRetailer account
RepresentsA person (you, P2, family)A login at a specific store
Lives atAccount owners pageUnder a retailer’s detail page
Used forCards, orders, reporting by personMulti-login orders at one retailer
A single account owner can have many retailer accounts — for example, you might own logins at Best Buy, Amazon, and Target. See Credit cards & account owners for more on account owners.