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Limiting sales to companies

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As the default, the customer can select on the checkout page whether he is buying as a private person or as a company.

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If your products are aimed exclusively at companies, you can change the input mask so that only the fields for companies are displayed. 

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Defining the setting

  • Go to "Templates" and then to "Checkout pages".
  • Select the appropriate template and click on the "editing pen".
  • Go to the section "Payable products settings" and slide the switcher to the left for private customers to deactivate it.

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  • Save the change.

The change then applies to all of your products for which this template is stored.

If you have changed the default template and have not created another one, it will automatically apply to all products.

Please note:

If you want to know whether a purchase was made as a company or as a private person and you need your tax number, for example, you can find the data either in the invoice or in the CSV file, which you can download in the Transfers area.

If an entrepreneur buys from an EU country other than yours by entering a valid VAT ID, he will receive the product as part of the ReverseCharge procedure at the net price, regardless of whether you have set the product to gross or net.

 

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