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[dark gazelle]

Hello there

Yes updating a Subscription Schedule and updating a Subscription do not behave exactly the same.

Do you have a specific example or question about this behavior?

[high zephyr]

are you able to look up customer by id? coz i think it's better to see the events. if not i'll try and give you all the request id

[dark gazelle]

Yep customer ID works

But can you clarify what you are confused about specifically?

Is something blocking you or you are just looking to understand the behavior?

[high zephyr]

pretty much both. it's what i'm tryin to implement.
This is the customer that has a regular subscription that i've updated the subscription schedule on a later date cus_NEfzCfzRDrp9Q7

This is the customer that has initially a subscription with a trial that i updated to a regular subscription on a later date cus_NEfZIP09IdYWaW

the thing i'm confused about is the draft invoice that gets created. this is something unexpected to me.

[dark gazelle]

I see

Give me a sec to look at the examples

[dark gazelle]

K sorry, server is quite busy.

So yes this has to do with updating a Sub that is one trial as you specified. When that happens, we always create a new invoice

Since the update you made was to a $0 Price

We just create a new $0 invoice

Whereas in your other update it was already on a paid Price

So with that update there isn't actually a change in "interval"

So you don't see a new Invoice generated

[high zephyr]

it's all good. gotcha. so paid price won't result in a draft invoice but $0 price does.

[dark gazelle]

Yep

Really it doesn't matter the Price

But it matters that it was on trial

[high zephyr]

aah. that makes sense. i think that clears things up. thanks @dark gazelle