#ramonp99_api
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Not sure which fields you're referencing. Can you share a link to them in the API reference?
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In the response I would expect business_profile.privacy_policy_url and business_profile.terms_of_service_url to be set as i can see them set in the dashboard.
Expanding these properties gives me the error that they cannot be expanded. Expanding only business_profile is allowed, but that has null values for both requested parameters
I specifically expanded the following:
"data.business_profile.privacy_policy_url" and "data.business_profile.terms_of_service_url"
They shouldn't need expanding: https://docs.stripe.com/api/customer_portal/configurations/object#portal_configuration_object-business_profile
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What could cause them being null then? As I can see the values in the dashboard
What's a bpc_xxx ID?
bpc_1Oh7MuFeQllzlu1zVizcXrTD
Don't think they were ever set on the object? https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_EPHdXe6CXv4IQ0
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Where is it getting the values from then in the dashboard?
If I leave the values empty, does it get it from a global setting or something?
Where specifcially?
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When I open the 'Business information' tab
I'd guess they're from your public account settings: https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/update/public
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It shows both a value for Terms of service and privacy policy
And the Dashboard configuration just uses them by default
Ahh, so leaving them out uses the default from the account then
And you can override them when specifying it in a portal
Yep seems so
I'll test to see if it works that way, thanks a lot for your help!
No problem, glad I could help!