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I get invoices for my $5 Pro plan. Do you mean they wouldn't take the order on credit?

• InvaderFizz 4y ago
  Probably means they would not do NET30 or the like terms to fit with their corporate purchasing workflow.
  • pnw 4y ago
    Pretty hard to get NET30 invoicing on a transaction which is less than $450, especially if you've chosen the monthly plan. It's just not worth the labor chasing an unpaid $450 invoice every damn month.
    • xen2xen1 4y ago
      Isn't that what resellers are for?
• Volundr 4y ago
  I assume they mean Docker issues an invoice which the company's AP department can then pay by either cutting a check or ACH transfer. At least that's what we had to get all our vendors to start doing when the company I worked for killed off corporate cards and quit letting employees expense things like this.
  • tobyjsullivan 4y ago
    I have many issues with Docker the business but, have to say, this situation sounds like they might not be the problem quite as much as the employer.
    • Volundr 4y ago
      Meh maybe. But it's actually a pretty common restriction for whatever reason in large enterprises, and not something your average dev can influence.