#elka_installments
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Hi tarzan 🙂 thxs for help 🙏
unfortunately we only provide help in english on this channel
that's ok no problem
would you mind translating your input from above?
No problem, but which one?
My question ?
Oh sorry my bad i see it
Rien, actuellement j'ai une facture principal qui n'est pas forcément envoyer chez stripe mais utilisé coté métier client et lorsqu'un paiement en plusieurs fois est demandé des "sous factures" sont créer automatiquement
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you can actually use https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules/use-cases#installment-plans
for your use-case
I cant use this feature actually
I have start with there, but cause some problem into buisness logic
So i have choice to manage split on application side
would you mind elaborating
I could help you figure it out
elka_installments
My application is a document generation tool for lawyers' fee agreements.
We cannot use schedule subscriptions for the simple reason that a 0.5% tax is added.
Legally this is not considered to be a form of credit, so it's a bit complicated to get into the details, but we're working with a lawyer on the project and it turns out that if a payment facility is offered, it must not be overcharged or charged more than the traditional fees of the payment provider.
That's the sticking point and unfortunately I don't think we can solve it technically speaking.
No you dont understand
No...
We really can't. This is illegal and is considered a form of consumer credit.
In the context of a service provided by a lawyer for his client
I'm not sure I understand, but in all cases, whether you manually create the invoices or create a subscription schedule that does that you will be charged the same fees
would you mind giving me an example?
like in numbers, how would the installments look like
and what are you trying to avoid
prices
Ah ok
Let's say a lawyer has to bill a customer €10,000 for an agreement.
Payment is to be made in 5 instalments.
If I've understood correctly, when the schedule is created, stripe will recover 1.5% + 0.5% for using the schedule?
Is better for you to read this ?
oh I see what you mean, we don't know anything about pricing here
yeah 🙂
you need to contact sales for that
I do it, but they cant help me
ok let me just make sure I fully get this
We're currently working on the first version and it's not yet online, so 0 budget has been generated for stripe.
So they can't make any commercial gestures.
Yup 🙂
so basically you're a platform that has connected accounts (the lawyers) right?
Yes ! 🙂
We provide an generating legal document with electronic signature + payment and split payment
in that case, depending on how you're creating the charges (destination charges vs direct charges) it's either you as a platform or the connected account that gets the fees
so you can have a model where your connected accounts have a subscription with you that should cover the fees
and then you just do a Destination Charge on behalf of the connected account and take full ownership of the fees
this way regardless of what Stripe fees + processing fees
these are not paid by the end customer or the lawyer
but they are technically covered by the subscription model that you have with the different lawyers
not following
Any fees charged to lawyers would be taken from the subscription.
Let's say the lawyer pays us €500 a month
He makes a schedule of €10,000 for one client in 10 instalments.
Would the fees applied to the €1,000 per month be deducted from the subscription?
no you can transfer the whole amount to the lawyer
but for that you would have to create Seperate Charges and Transfers
Humm i will look that in details
Do you have some link for me ?
To make my research easier
Our lawyer needs to find out whether this is legal.
On the technical side, is it good practice to use effective_at on invoices?
In case the lawyer tells me that it's not possible to do as you suggest, that will avoid me coming back to bother you.
this a technical chat for developers about code sorry
Yes and i ask a question for this 🙂
On the technical side, is it good practice to use effective_at on invoices?
For reminder my question is:
I'd like to know what's the best way to do it:
- Take my split invoices and send them to stripe specifying a value for the key effective_at
- Or simply create an invoice and finalize it using a php script and a cron.
I think technically either approach works.