import type { BillingAdapter } from "./types.js";
/** A postal address, in Stripe's field names. */
export type BillingAddress = {
    line1: string;
    line2?: string | null;
    city?: string | null;
    /** State / province / region. */
    state?: string | null;
    postal_code?: string | null;
    /** Two-letter ISO country. */
    country: string;
};
export type BillingProfile = {
    /** Where Stripe mails invoices. Null when never overridden. */
    invoiceEmail: string | null;
    /** Company name printed on the invoice. Null when never overridden. */
    companyName: string | null;
    /**
     * Billing address printed on the invoice.
     *
     * Not cosmetic: it is also what decides VAT on a sale, so changing it changes
     * what future invoices charge.
     */
    address: BillingAddress | null;
    /**
     * Language for invoices, receipts, credit notes and the hosted invoice page.
     *
     * Stripe stores an ordered LIST of preferred locales; this exposes the first,
     * because a settings UI asks for one language and round-tripping a list
     * through a single select would silently drop the rest.
     */
    invoiceLocale: string | null;
};
export { COMPANY_NAME_MAX, INVOICE_EMAIL_MAX } from "./ui/limits.js";
export declare function getBillingProfile(adapter: BillingAdapter, orgId: string): Promise<BillingProfile>;
/**
 * Set or clear the invoice recipient, company name, address and language.
 *
 * Only the keys you pass are touched, so saving one field can't silently wipe
 * the other. Passing null (or an empty string) clears that field back to the
 * app's default.
 */
export declare function updateBillingProfile(adapter: BillingAdapter, orgId: string, patch: {
    invoiceEmail?: string | null;
    companyName?: string | null;
    address?: BillingAddress | null;
    invoiceLocale?: string | null;
}): Promise<BillingProfile>;
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