The problem is mostly tax being across all vendors. Sure, you can do it, but then it's $5/seat for thing A, $3/seat for thing B, $4/seat for thing C, and you c

The problem is mostly tax being across all vendors. Sure, you can do it, but then it's $5/seat for thing A, $3/seat for thing B, $4/seat for thing C, and you can end up paying $50/seat for all the random software associated. Yeah, for high value employees that's nothing. But for a warehouse worker to login and checkoff a compliance form once a month? It's not worth it, give them a shared login. And then once shared logins happen, it'll just become habit for a bunch of small stuff that snowballs. So that's why the first thing I look at for software is that if it has a per-seat cost, I'm going elsewhere because I want all my staff, not just the high-value staff, to be able to access and get what they need done.