#oh-expess-accountlink
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Hello! Can you sahre the request ID with me please?
Yes, req_JnJzQn1J9CyIys
The account ID you're using in that request is an Express account - account_update is someting that's only available for custom accounts
Oh, the express account cannot update?
type Stripe.AccountLinkCreateParams.Type = "account_onboarding" | "account_update"
After the onboaring process is complete, they should be updating their account through the express dashboard, not through an Account Link
I thought account link could create and update, I think it's from the doc
Again, account_update is only for custom accounts - what docs were you following?
So the Express Account cannot do update? If yes, which url should I using, is there an api for that?
What kind of update are you hoping to allow? Have you looked/tested the express dashboard to see what informatino you can update through there?
Is this the way to create a link for express account
To update business type and profile, and card method
Have you tried the express dashboard yourself in test mode to see how it behaves? I believe it'll allow you to update some portions of the profile and the card payout method
The create login link doesn't seem to have a return_url ?
Correct, that's not something we provide
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oh-expess-accountlink
Last qeustion is that, for invoice paid, I should be looking at total instead of amount_due for the source of truth of how much does a customer actually paid for this invoice, is that correct?
there are many different properties for this on Invoice, so it really depends what you're after
I'd recommend carefully reading the description of each property on https://stripe.com/docs/api/invoices/object to pick the right one(s)
I want to use it for instant transfers to creators from a customer checkout session, I've looked at the api, just want to confirm, the total instead of subtotal is what I need
Sure but that's not correct, that's why I am recommending that you carefully read each property's doc string to find what fits your needs. For example total might not be what they paid if they had credit in their balance. There's more to it than just total
The doc is somewhat confusing, is it amount_due?
I don't know what you need exactly otherwise I would have told you. You need to read the docs, play with it in Test mode, try various edge-cases and make sure you look at the right property or group of properties to fit your needs
I don't know what you need exactly otherwise I would have told you.
I mentioned that
I want to use it for instant transfers to creators from a customer checkout session
If you use Checkout why are you looking at the Invoice at all?
You should be looking at the Checkout Session no?
Because checkout includes one time and subscription, I'm looking at webhook invoice.paid