The problem
Billing fields built for only one country (an Italian Tax Code, an Italian postal code format) either don't work for a client abroad, or quietly collect wrong, unusable data from them.
Feature
One form, correct for a client in Rome and a client in Berlin.
Billing fields built for only one country (an Italian Tax Code, an Italian postal code format) either don't work for a client abroad, or quietly collect wrong, unusable data from them.
A country selector on the booking form shows the right fields automatically for wherever your client is billing from: a VAT number/Tax ID, postal code and state or region, matched to what that country actually requires. Italy is the one exception, with its own stricter format (a specific Tax Code, ZIP and province), and the form handles that automatically too.
You can say yes to a client anywhere without a workaround. If you’re building an international practice, or already have one; this is the difference between a form that works for everyone, everywhere, and one that quietly turns away anyone whose country it wasn’t built for.
One license, every feature included, no per-seat pricing.
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