How to register your manager as a vendor - Revision history

Artem: Artem moved page How to register your manager as your vendor as well to How to register your manager as a vendor without leaving a redirect

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-So, to register your manager as your vendor, you can try a workaround using "plus addressing" email scheme where emails with "+" sign after email account username are delivered to the same email address.
+So, to register your manager as your vendor, you can try a workaround using "plus addressing" email scheme where emails with "+" sign after email account username.
 For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com.
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 In this case, you should invite them as your vendor using john'''+vendor'''@example.com.
-All the notifications will still be delivered to the main inbox - john@example.com.
+As a result, all the notifications will still be delivered to the main inbox - john@example.com.
 Most email providers support such a workaround, but some of them do not.

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-To register your manager as your vendor, you can try a workaround using "plus addressing" email scheme where emails with "+" sign after email account username are delivered to the same email address.
+If you try to register your manager as the vendor as well, you will see the following:
 For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com.
-So, you should invite them as your vendor using john+vendor@example.com.
+In this case, you should invite them as your vendor using john'''+vendor'''@example.com.
 All the notifications will still be delivered to the main inbox - john@example.com.

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	You can always check whether it works with your email provider for the up-to-date information.		You can always check whether it works with your email provider for the up-to-date information.

−	But in a nutshell, if your manager has received the invitation email when you invited them as your vendor, the ~~warkaround~~ works.	+	But in a nutshell, if your manager has received the invitation email when you invited them as your vendor, the workaround works.

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	Most email providers support such a workaround, but some of them do not.		Most email providers support such a workaround, but some of them do not.

−	~~Check~~ with your email provider for the up-to-date information.	+	You can always check whether it works with your email provider for the up-to-date information.
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		+	But in a nutshell, if your manager has received the invitation email when you invited them as your vendor, the warkaround works.

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 To register your manager as your vendor, you can try a workaround using "plus addressing" email scheme where emails with "+" sign after email account username are delivered to the same email address.
-For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com
+For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com.
-So, you should invite them as your vendor using john+vendor@example.com
+So, you should invite them as your vendor using john+vendor@example.com.
 All the notifications will still be delivered to the main inbox - john@example.com.

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	For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com		For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com
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	So, you should invite them as your vendor using john+vendor@example.com		So, you should invite them as your vendor using john+vendor@example.com

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−	you can try a workaround using "plus addressing" email scheme where emails with "+" sign after email account username are delivered to the same email address.	+	To register your manager as your vendor, you can try a workaround using "plus addressing" email scheme where emails with "+" sign after email account username are delivered to the same email address.

	For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com		For example, you invited your manager with the following email:john@example.com

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 All the notifications will still be delivered to the main inbox - john@example.com.
-Most major email providers (like Gmail, Outlook.com, and Fastmail) support plus addressing.
+Most email providers support such a workaround, but some of them do not.
 Check with your email provider for the up-to-date information.