For someone already using billing automation it works that way, but
think more in terms of a web designer with 5 clients, billing a client
for a quick job. PayPal has a lot of functions for a lot of different
use cases that could range from helping freelancers to large businesses.
I'm not sure how much needs to be done after registration to gain the
feature but I imagine if you have a working login, you have the feature.
On 2022-12-28 12:55, Jaroslaw Rafa via mailop wrote:
Dnia 28.12.2022 o godz. 12:33:05 Jarland Donnell via mailop pisze:
It's a perfectly legitimate feature of PayPal that you can create an
invoice and send it to someone. Pretty much every invoice service
that exists allows similar. They just have a problem with malicious
users creating invoices for people that don't owe them any money.
I understand they need to already be Paypal customers and be somehow
verified and "allowed" by Paypal to create invoices for other users?
Is this some additional feature of Paypal? Paypal's basic operation,
ie.
being a payment processor, does not require such feature at all. In
normal
payment processing flow in an Internet shop you don't get any invoice
until
you have paid for the goods you are ordering, and this invoice is sent
to
you directly by the shop, and not via the payment processing service.
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