Company management
Company management streamlines business operations for companies with complex organizational structures. Admin users can build a company hierarchy to mirror a B2B organization by assigning companies to the designated parent company. This assignment allows the parent company administrator to view and manage companies within the organization.
Initiate company management tasks from the Companies view. From the Admin, go to Customers > Companies.
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The Company Type column indicates whether a company is managed as part of an organization, or as a separate company.
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Parent
is a business organization with one or more assigned companies. A parent company cannot be assigned as a child of another company. -
Child
is a company that has been assigned to an organization. A company can be assigned to only one parent company. -
Company
represents a single company. A single company can become part of an organization by making it a parent company or by assigning it to an existing parent company.
When you edit a parent or child company, expand Company Hierarchy to view all companies in the organization. A Current
flag indicates the company you are editing.
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View and configure the Company Hierarchy
On initial company creation, the Company Hierarchy grid is empty. It is also empty if the company is a single company.
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If the company is a parent company for an organization, and the company accounts for other companies in the organization have already been configured in ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Commerce, Admin users with appropriate permissions can assign companies and use the Company Hierarchy grid to complete other company management tasks:
- View all companies associated with parent company.
- From a parent company detail page, assign more companies to the organization.
- Remove a company from an organization by using the Unassign from parent action.
- Update the Advanced Settings configuration to apply the same settings to multiple companies.
For detailed instructions, see Manage the company hierarchy.