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Depending on your proposition, you might sell B2B and B2C in the same project. On the B2B checkout you might want to collect a customer’s company name, while on the B2C checkout this information is not needed. This article explains how to set up your checkout for B2B customers. Customers list showing company names

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Create a Checkout That Asks for Company Name

Find the link on your online store that links to the B2B checkout. At the end of that link, simply add ?customer_type=business. This will automatically add the “Company Name” field to the checkout. Checkout form with Company Name field Here’s an example: 
https://checkout.firmhouse.com/en/dunder-mifflin?plan=copy-and-printing-subscription&customer_type=business
Once signed up, you will see the company name displayed next to the customer’s name in the Firmhouse Portal. Customer details showing company name

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Don’t Ask for Company Name on Checkout

If you want to explicitly hide the company name field for B2C customers, repeat the same steps as above but add &customer_type=consumer at the end of your URL. Example: 
https://checkout.firmhouse.com/en/dunder-mifflin?plan=copy-and-printing-subscription&customer_type=consumer