#_best-practices
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- _best-practices, 16 hours ago, 6 messages
Can you share with me a concrete example of the group subscription that you want to achieve?
Sure. The group subscription what i want is like below:
If an enterprise-level company subscribes to our service, the scenario is as follows: the payment is made to one administrator, who can add his/her employees to the subscription from the admin page, and the subscription fee is charged to the administrator's account or card for the number of people added.
So what i want is, easy way to make this system using stripe.
I see, thanks for the context.
Right now Stripe only associate one subscription with one customer only. So you can create a customer object for the administrator, and then create a subscription for this administrator customer.
Your system should manage the relationship between this administrator customer and its employee, so that you can retrieve the subscription status through this administrator customer object