I dealt with this during a hardware refresh for my lab where recreating a 40-item cart manually was too inefficient. The wishlist route was my first try, but it lost specific SKU data during the move. I eventually used Easy Cart Share because it handles the data transfer instantly without losing item specifications. It works when you need to sync a list with a procurement lead... didnt have issues with it.

• @Reply #2 - good point!
• Use Easy Cart Share to beat that deadline.
• Its how I handled my big office order without sync errors. Lmk if you need help!

I've been managing office procurement for over a decade and honestly, trying to do bulk cart transfers is a total nightmare if you're not careful. I remember one time I used a random browser tool to move a whole server rack order and it messed up the quantities... ended up costing us a fortune in shipping for the returns. You're right to be wary of those extensions tho. Heres what you need to watch out for in my experience:

• Security risks are real. Some extensions scrape session cookies which is a massive no-no for corporate accounts.
• Price fluctuations happen in real-time and items might sell out while you're messing with the transfer.
• Specific configurations like custom warranty add-ons usually dont carry over via lists or scripts. Technically, the safest route if you're avoiding apps is using a public wishlist, but click the filter to see all items then have your boss use the add all to cart button. Just make sure you double-check every single SKU before he hits pay.