#nicolas_billing-address-collection
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Sorry but can you clarify what you mean here? BIlling Address information is associated with each Payment Method. A lot depends on how you choose to ingrate. How are you collecting payment method data for your Invoices?
We are working on an SVOD platform new features, that would allow a company to gift subscriptions to anyone.
For that the company will need an invoice / receipt in the end.
We are trying to figure the simplest way to add the billing address to the process.
When checking the "bill as a company" option in the Stripe checkout, only the company name and TAX ID are available to be entered.
Does Stripe deduce the billing address from any of theses two informations?
What have you tested?
You can see the details of the objects you create in Test/Sandbox
Do you have an example of a Checkout Session that you completed with that option selected?
Nope, I'm asking before doing.
Does the platform gather the billing adress data, or do we need to provide them ?
I recommend testing this end-to-end and having concrete examples to discuss
I'm asking because yesterday, using Cursor, I registered an account, paid, found my billing address on the invoice, but don't recall inputing it at any time.
Can't you point me to any documentation that would detail how the billing address is managed by Stripe?
That is too high level a question. We focus on concrete, discrete API integrations on this server. If you can provide me with an example object I can look into that for you
Thanks @wanton garden for your help, I'll dig more and come with a more concrete example when I'm ready.
thanks again
Sure thing! Once you get started on the testing, even just your cursor integration, we can get into specifics if you can provide us with the Object IDs from your tests. For instance, the Invoice you mentioned will have an ID that starts with in_. Once we have that we can start digging into exactly where the data came from.