Abstract: A computing device may be implemented to generate a statement of work (SOW) between a first party and a second party. The first party may be an organization that provides goods or services to customers, and the second party may be one of a plurality of customers of the organization or one of a plurality of providers to the organization. The computing device may receive a selection of an electronic template and an indication of the second party, and may then retrieve both the selected electronic template and a portion of the stored SOW content standardized for the second party. The computing device may populate the first portion of the template with content, at least some of which is standardized to the second party, and it may populate the second portion of the template with content, at least some of which is not standardized for the second party.

Abstract: A method may be used to generate a statement of work (SOW) between a first party and a second party. The first party may be an organization that provides goods or services to customers, and the second party may be one of a plurality of customers of the organization or one of a plurality of providers to the organization. The method may include storing templates and content associated with one or more parties, receiving the identification of the second party, and populating a template with information based on that identification. The method may further include receiving an indication of content that a third party requires to be inserted into one or more SOWs, determining that the SOW is one for which a third party requires content to be inserted, and populating the template with the content indicated by the third party.

Abstract: A method for managing a plurality of commercial website accounts maintained by a supplier of goods or services includes receiving a structure via a first computer screen, where the structure specifies a relationship between a first one of the plurality of commercial website accounts and a second one of the plurality of commercial website accounts, so that the first one of the plurality of website accounts is configured to be a parent account of the second of the plurality of website accounts defining a child account; linking the child account and the parent account in accordance with the received structure in response to a command received via the first computer screen; receiving a rule that regulates a purchase of goods or services by a user of the child account via a second computer screen, where the received rule specifies an action associated with a user of the parent account; automatically detecting that the user of the child account has placed an order at the commercial website; and processing the order

Abstract: A method for managing a plurality of commercial website accounts maintained by a supplier of goods or services includes receiving a structure via a first computer screen, where the structure specifies a relationship between a first one of the plurality of commercial website accounts and a second one of the plurality of commercial website accounts, so that the first one of the plurality of website accounts is configured to be a parent account of the second of the plurality of website accounts defining a child account; linking the child account and the parent account in accordance with the received structure in response to a command received via the first computer screen; receiving a rule that regulates a purchase of goods or services by a user of the child account via a second computer screen, where the received rule specifies an action associated with a user of the parent account; automatically detecting that the user of the child account has placed an order at the commercial website; and processing the order