#texonidas_api
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Hi, what does 'reaise an invoice' mean?
sorry, to be more specific: we're an australian company and these people are very backwards
they want us to email them a pdf invoice with whatever payment period due on it
so on the checkout im hoping for an option to say "receive invoice" rather than pay right now
I believe stripe calls that a "bill" internally
or is this a separate set of functionality that will need to be implemented on a separate button next to checkout for example?
i think what you're looking for is one-off invoices which you send to the customer to pay - you might want to start off from this landing page instead : https://docs.stripe.com/invoicing
is it possible to use these for a subscription though?
they will be signing up for an ongoing membership and will want these invoiced for each billing period
You'll need to create a Subscription via the API https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/create#create_subscription-collection_method, then more specifically use collection_method=send_invoice
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okay so i can do that programatically
and am I able to do that via a checkout session?
Checkout Session doesn't support collection_method=send_invoice unfortunately.
okay so i will need a separate flow for that. and that will likely all happen in a single transaction on my server won't it? that seems to be the flow
checkout button next to a request invoice button, req invoice will send a payload to our API to generate and create subscription etc