Setting your business address (onboarding)

The /setup/address step is part of the first-run onboarding chain, sandwiched between Appearance and Migrate. It captures one structured business address that every downstream module relies on so you only enter it once.

What uses your business address downstream:
• Accounting → invoice and quote letterheads, Form 1099 issuance, board pack cover pages
• Lodging / Property → property defaults when adding your first unit
• Wallet passes → return address on Apple Wallet event tickets and gift cards
• Email campaigns → CAN-SPAM-compliant footer
• 1099-K and 1099-NEC tax documents — IRS requires a structured payer address
• Stripe Connect — a missing address blocks live-mode payouts in some jurisdictions

Step-by-step:
1. Enter the street address line 1 (number + street).
2. Optional: line 2 (suite, floor, mail stop).
3. City, state, postal code, country. Default country is US — change it if you're outside the US.
4. Click Save & Continue. The page persists to your active org's profile and routes you to the next setup step.

If you're not the org admin:
The page renders read-only with a banner explaining the address is managed by your admin. You can still click Continue — the chain doesn't block on this step for non-admins.

If you skip:
Skipping is fine for tire-kicking, but every module that depends on the address (1099s, wallet passes, invoice letterheads) will surface a one-line "address required" inline nudge until you fill it in. The fix lives in two places:
• /setup/address (re-run the onboarding step)
• Settings → Organization → Business Address (edit any time)

Privacy note:
Your business address is treated as org-level public data — it appears on PDFs you send to customers (invoices, receipts, statements) and inside the public Stripe Connect account record. It is not a personal residential address — please use a registered business address, suite, or PO box.