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# Shopping list
The Shopping lists is a saved list of selected variants (SKUs) and quantity. It is designed to help buyers easily manage their shopping needs. It allows users to create, edit, and organize their shopping lists efficiently for multiple purposes.
#### Benefits of shopping list
* Create **multiple shopping lists for multiple purposes**, never forget essential items. Enable buyers to save frequently ordered products and reorder them with minimal effort, which is critical for repeat transactions and year-round planning.
* Provides a centralized location to k**eep track of all shopping requirements** (needed items and quantities)
* **Shared with different departments or team members** —from procurement managers to finance officers— within a company for collaboration. This fosters collective decision-making, ensures that orders are optimized for all business needs, and can reduce errors often associated with fragmented communication
* Admin can assign user permissions, review and approve shopping lists. This ensures proper oversight, reduces unauthorized purchases.
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