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Well if it's a setup checkout session, then there wouldn't be an invoice created
sorry for the late reply
we use the setup
then use the payment id from that to go through with a purchase
but for whatever plan they purchase
the invoice doesn't have the billing information
like company name address etc
Oh so is the customer a company? You want their details in the invoice, not yours?
let me find an example invoice
give me a sec
can't find one but
so our information is printed correctly
but for the customer
the enduser
only email first name last name is printed
on the invoice
there's no way for them on the setup part to add billing information for that card
is that clear or should I try to explain a bit more on about the flow ?
I think that's more clear now. Yeah with Checkout, there's no way to force billing address collection, we hide/show based on what we need to set up the payment method
Unfortunately that's just a limitation of checkout
You can see this param here: https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create#create_checkout_session-billing_address_collection
hmm
Only auto or never
oh so we can't force it
is there an endpoint that we can utilize to add billing info to customer instead of the payment method ?
I'm not sure how it works
do invoices print the billing info on customer to the invoice?
You're referring to the invoice pdf, right?
yup