#cosmolux_best-practices

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short rune
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Another scenario where we'd like to invoke Radar is when a subscribing customer makes an additional Purchase within our app. Again currently we do this on the backend, and Radar has no chance to see that e.g. IP addresses are from europe, not US, due to ATO.

rare robin
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Hello there

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Am I understanding correctly that you are asking if you can run Radar when your customer is off session -- like you had already collected their PaymentMethod in the past -- and you are updating their Subscription?

short rune
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Yes

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Or if there is a way to make them on session somehow.

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But yes, the key is they expect to use the payment method they already entered long ago.

rare robin
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Gotcha, overall the only thing you could really do here is to re-authorize/check the PaymentMethod using a SetupIntent before making the update. However that wouldn't contain any fresh device info as the customer is off-session.... for that you would bring them on-session to confirm the SetupIntent.

short rune
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I think I understand what you mean by on and off session, though I'm not familiar with that expression in this context. Are they on-session whenever they are interacting with UI elements via Stripe.js? How would I "bring them on-session to confirm the SetupIntent"?

rare robin
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Yes that's correct -- on-session means they are actively in your checkout flow versus off-session being an action you might take when they aren't present.