I think to be more clear, I have an app, and my client have another app which use my app services, they want to consume my sdk, and have a in-app purchases that are using my organisation/app payment profile without going through them. would that possible?

Hi, could you clarify a bit more on what you are trying to do here so we can assess if this use case is possible?

Hye @Haley Pace , appreciate the response. to get more clear understanding. I have an app let say android appId: life.travel.com which is under my google play console (Hazim Duoz Account). I have in-app purchase on my app that tied with my payment profile. Then there is one client of mine that would like to integrate our services into their app. let say it’s a com.travel.client which is under their Google Play Console (Client Travel Account). my question is, are they able to use our in-app purchase as well that is tied to our payment profile despite they have different appId and different Google Play Console from our app? hope that give more clarity.

Hi @hazim-duoz! So, if you want two different apps to share users and entitlements (please let me know if this isn’t what you’re looking to do), you would need to add both apps to the same project in RevenueCat. Is this something you’re able to do with your client? 

Yes, that is correct. I see, understood. let me check with my client to see if this is okay from their side. Thanks @jeffrey_bunn !

Hey, just continuing the thread. How do we ensure that all the apps added to the same project in RevenueCat uses the payment profile of life.travel.com? To clarify, we do not have access to our client app ie com.travel.client so we are not able to make any direct changes to their android set up.

Does each of the client need to provide their Google Service Account Credentials JSON?