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It sounds like a nightmare to manage. Do you hand 10 employees a business card? What if one of them forgets to update the billing info after it expires?
by c7DJTLrn 4y ago
It sounds like a nightmare to manage. Do you hand 10 employees a business card? What if one of them forgets to update the billing info after it expires?
- twic 4y agoThe next paragraph says: > Additionally, organizations may have their own billing information associated with the org itself. They can use this to sponsor the accounts of their members, allowing the billing for a tightly coupled group of users (e.g. staff members at a company or organization) to have access to centralized billing. Through this they can meet the 50% requirement without having individual members pay up. So companies can do the usual thing of paying for a bunch of accounts for their users. It's just that individuals can also form organisations without having to set up collective billing.