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Master/Sub Account Management for Channel Customers — B2B Channel Digitalization
Account Management
Master/Sub Account System for
Channel Customer Procurement Scenarios
Unified master permissions · On-demand sub-account authorization · Flexible configuration
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Section Guide
In this section you will learn:
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Master account unified control with sub-account authorization for multi-member, multi-department organizations
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Function × Data dual isolation — ensuring "who can do what, who can see what"
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Parent-child account hierarchy supporting business separation and data isolation for enterprise groups
What · Design Scope
Master/sub-account permission system: unified master control, on-demand sub-authorization
For enterprise customers in B2B channels, build a two-tier master/sub-account management system. The master account (admin) has unified permissions to manage organization structure, configure sub-account product pools, set order approval nodes, and manage unified billing and funds. Sub-accounts (purchasers, finance) receive role-based permissions — purchasing accounts see only their catalogs and prices, finance accounts handle only fund and reconciliation functions — ensuring "see what you should see, manage what you should manage."
Why · Business Need
B2B procurement involves complex roles — a single account for everything risks price leaks and fraud
In B2B channels, enterprise customers typically have purchasers, sales support, finance, and admin staff all using the ordering platform. With a single shared account: purchasing staff see full catalog pricing — risking channel price leakage; finance staff see all product catalogs — causing information overload; and there's no way to trace "who placed what order and when." The master/sub-account system isolates permissions so each role only sees and does what they need, protecting the channel pricing system while meeting internal compliance requirements.
Master Account Control
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Sub-Account Authorization
📋 Master Account Features
Org Structure
One dealer maps to multiple accounts, each with different types and permissions
Product Pool
Different sub-accounts see different procurement catalogs and channel products
Order Approval
Designate approval nodes; sub-account orders are routed for review before processing
Unified Billing
Centralized billing management across all accounts with unified settlement
Unified Funds
Prepaid, rebate, and credit funds sync in real-time for unified management
Enterprise Data
Multi-dimensional data collection & display — orders, funds, payables at a glance
🔐 Sub-Account Authorization
Purchasing
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