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azure ferry
Hello @past flume 👋
azure ferry
Yeah.
When I create account using API, I can do it with company object in it. But after account using Account link, not anymore.
How can I do business with it, when I don't know theirs address?
Only business_profile is visible.
Sorry, I meant I can't see company object anymore in response.
past flume
After you create an Account Link or Account Session, this property is only returned for accounts where controller.requirement_collection is application, which includes Custom accounts.
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azure ferry
Yeah, of course it is. So whom should make business with?
Like... I mean. In Business_profile and in company object, there can be different values.
proven sparrow
not really sure what you mean, but if you need their adress, you could collect that yourself in your own form first, and then store that in your system as well as passing it to the Create Account API to prefill the Stripe-side onboarding with it.
azure ferry
Yeah, yeah. But they can change it afterwards, right?
proven sparrow
yes. It's not a perfect solution.
proven sparrow
if it were me I'd use the idea I just proposed(collect it yourself).
in the small number of cases where there might be a mismatch you could deal with that ad-hoc(I find it hard to say more because I don't know your use case for needing to know the address).
if you want a complete solution, maybe consider using Custom accounts where you can read back all this information(but that is a lot of extra integration work so that wouldn't be my first solution).
azure ferry
in the small number of cases where there might be a mismatch you could deal with...
But there is no way how to find it if there is mismatch, you see...
Is there any proposal in Stripe API to solve this?
proven sparrow
I gave two proposals(collect it yourself and prefill; or use Custom accounts).
azure ferry
Yeah, yeah.
I know, I mean on Stripe API new version, or so.
Because, this problem has no solution, but to use Custom accounts.
And they are HARD to implement
And everything goes to our shoulders.
proven sparrow
yep