dragan_best-practices

[whole ruin]

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[modest bough]

I can see that my Question is cut off. Sry for that.

[pale nymph]

Hi 👋 this largely seems like a decision for you to make, since it seems like the behavior you're after is specific to your business requirements.

[modest bough]

... So, whenever a user in our app creates an organization we will create a Customer in Stripe.

Would it be a problem if we do so? Can multiple Users access the same Customer in Stripe and modify its payment details?

And can the same payment method be used for multiple organizations?

[pale nymph]

It depends on how you've structured your integration. Typically your code is what will interact with the Customer object in Stripe, so it depends on whether you build flows that let multiple users make adjustments to the Customer you create.

[modest bough]

Ofc. But from Stripe side we won't have any issues?

[pale nymph]

Not that come to mind, are you running into errors during your testing?

[modest bough]

No, haven't come to that part yet. Just asking if all options are open.

@pale nymph, thx. Maybe in the end will even go for the mix of both, a hybrid solution. Since a user might want to use my his card for his personal org, and to use his org card for company org.