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You can have named users or you can have (conceptually) a role account, like saas_subscriptions@example.com. We recommend businesses set up the latter for recu
by patio11 7y ago
You can have named users or you can have (conceptually) a role account, like saas_subscriptions@example.com.
We recommend businesses set up the latter for recurring purchases on e.g. infrastructure that aren't tied to a particular person, for the same reasons that you don't want your logins for all of your SaaS or infrastructure to be under individuals' email addresses.
- philip1209 7y agoOh, I didn't know this. Cool!
- elithrar 7y agoThat feels like a headline feature - cards not being tied to specific humans at the org is great for the (SaaS/IaaS/Cloud) reasons above. The 1:1 person:credit-card mapping for those without invoice billing will continue to cause chaos for smaller orgs when people leave or cards are lost.
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