Who pays?

When setting up an integration with Postbird, it is essential to understand who is responsible for costs, as this can vary depending on the type of integration and usage scenario. Here are some key considerations:

Internal Use

If the integration is intended solely for internal use within your organization, then you are usually responsible for the costs associated with using Postbird. This includes the cost of sending documents through Postbird.

External Use with Customers.

If the integration is designed for use by external customers or partners, it is necessary to determine who bears the costs for services delivered through Postbird. This may vary:

Billing by Postbird

As an integrator, you can choose to have Postbird charge your external customers directly for the services they use through the integration. Your customer must then create their own Postbird account and provide you with the OAuth2 token. It is of course important that you store this token securely.

Invoicing by the Integrator

As an integrator you can choose to manage the costs for Postbird services for your customers yourself. You are then responsible for billing your customers. You then create your own Postbird account and generate your own token.

Contact us if you need more information or have specific questions regarding costs and payment arrangements in your integration scenario.