#civo-connect
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hey there civo, you're mentioning that the balance sits in the connected account but doesn't show in the store's main Dashboard? Can you share the connected account's id? the account id looks like acct_123
acct_1KiAFdHj9fEXnLSl - primary Store account
acct_1Kkee64E7WGS3gmb - connect store account
acct_1Kd81KKy3VRYM8jW - this is the main account that uses the API to make paymentintents
when you say Now the balance sits in connect but doesnt show in the store's main dashboard - which store's (account id) main dashboard are you referring to?
acct_1KiAFdHj9fEXnLSl
alright, so the account which you would see the application fee in, would actually be acct_1Kd81KKy3VRYM8jW which you used to create PaymentIntents
https://dashboard.stripe.com/connect/application_fees - make sure you're logged in to acct_1Kd81KKy3VRYM8jW and you'll be able to see the application fee from acct_1Kkee64E7WGS3gmb
does this answer your question
let me see if I can draw what im after ๐
the balance in acct_1Kkee64E7WGS3gmb is correct from the application fee
but I was hoping acct_1KiAFdHj9fEXnLSl and acct_1Kkee64E7WGS3gmb would be linked/paired and have the same shared balance
because the next step of my development is to charge Hey Bianca ADL West 1 a driver fee (which is seperate to the application fee)
which would be through another account acct_1Ki98bHktOV1MJuh
hmmmm, gimme a while to try and wrap my mind around this
maybe lets take a step back, can you explain how your business works?
we make pizza, sell it through an app for on demand delivery and pickup (just like any other pizza shop)
We pay our drivers like ubereats or lyft - they get paid per delivery
each kitchen is their own business - think of the app like ubereats (software company takes a % - used as the application fee in stripe)
The remaining balance goes to the kitchen
where does the "service company" come in? are they the kitchen?
no - the kitchen pays the service company for the delivery. The service company then pays the driver
maybe if I explain it like this:
If I was lyft
Lyft app takes the booking and charges the customer
From that fee, lyft takes its cut
The customer then pays the driver
trying to do that seamlessly
I could just do it in the application fee and transfer to driver or service company from Hey Bianca but we want to track in our accounting system what are delivery fees vs application fees
i think i'm confused because you mentioned previously that you are paying your own drivers, but at the same time, the kitchen is also paying the service company for the delivery
this is ideally how i'd like stripe connect to work
the above diagram isn't quite possible
so to explain - most users would make bianca and the service company in your diagram as one entity - the ADL accounts and drivers would be the connected accounts
so you as Hey Bianca, would control the amounts to be transferred to the kitchen and the drivers using separate charges and transfers e.g. https://stripe.com/docs/connect/charges-transfers
to explain why that diagram isn't quite possible - each connected account, can only be connected to one platform.
thought that may be the case ๐
if you want the flow to be like that diagram - you would need to have each ADL kitchen be a Customer of the Service company
but in any case, the ADL kitchen wouldn't be able to share the balance of their Stripe account between Hey Bianca and the Service Company
but the balance for the connected kitchen doesnt transfer to the main stripe account for that kitchen right?
I may have setup my accounts incorrectly - I created all of the kitchens using the new account in dashboard then used api to create connect accounts and used my already existing kitchen accounts to fill in the connect account form. Which created a new account (see HB ADL-W-1 (Connect) vs HB ADL-WEST-1)
i think you're expecting that acct_1KiAFdHj9fEXnLSl - primary Store account and acct_1Kkee64E7WGS3gmb - connect store account share the same balance?
yeah thats what I was expecting