#T-David
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Hi ๐
Do you have an example update request I can review?
Here's how you can find a request ID: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
Here you go, is req_cNLkJdwdeeFFFk for the creation, and req_wTcwZRRIdshJlq for the update.
Where do you see the proration occurring? I'm looking at the latest invoice for that subscription and I don't see any
When I view the subscription details, both prices appear but a subtraction is generated
Do you see this on an invoice?
Yes
Can you share that ID?
That's the one I was looking at. proration: false and the computed amount (600.00 mxn) is the full amount of the Price record
So i just need to add proration: false when the schedule is created?
No, I'm saying there is no proration on that invoice
Your update request does not appear to have created any proprations
Because you specified proration: none in the right places
I understand, so is there a way to avoid that the subtraction appear?
avoid that the subtraction appear
What does that mean? I'm still not seeing anywhere the Subscription is displaying any incorrect data
Sorry, the subtraction appear but in the data about the next invoice that will be generated.
Ah so when you preview the upcoming invoice?
Yes
What does that indicate in terms of the billing cycle?
The next charge will be less than it should
What are the dates of the billing cycle?
Every month, is this scenario, every 16th
It's subtracting the unused time of the old subsciption price
I'm not finding a way I can view that. Can you share a screenshot?
Don't worry i just find the solution, for future questions i was just missing the "'billing_cycle_anchor' => 'phase_start'" parameter.
https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules/use-cases
Your help was phenomenal, thanks.
Happy to help ๐
You'd be surprised how many developers solve their own problems while we ask questions
Without you it would not be possible, have a great day ๐ค