#b33fb0n3_best-practices

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vital willowBOT
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wheat jay
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What specifically is the different between a 'private' customer and a 'business'? Do you need to collect different info or something?

pine sapphire
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Yes. I have for example a digital coupon, that the customer can buy. When it’s a private customer, then he just enters right now his email and his payment details. He also accepts the terms. After the payment, he receives a confirmation email from stripe about the successful payment.

For a business customer it would be nearly the same except, that he will receive an invoice about this and on this invoice there need to be in every case (even for digital products) his address and stuff

wheat jay
pine sapphire
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If I do it like that, how does stripe know when to collect additional information for businesses like address, name, … so it’s a valid invoice?

wheat jay
wheat jay
# pine sapphire If I do it like that, how does stripe know *when* to collect additional informat...

Well that's up to you to tell us what to collect. For example, you can configure Checkout to collect a business name: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/name-collection
Tax IDs too if relevant: https://docs.stripe.com/tax/checkout/tax-ids

Collect business and individual names as first-class fields on Checkout.

Learn how to collect VAT and other customer tax IDs with Checkout.

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So you'd need to know ahead of session creation what type of customer they are, then generate the session with the corresponding params

pine sapphire
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Ok sounds great. Give me a moment to check that

pine sapphire
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That works great. Thanks! 🙏