Hellruba

[unreal pilot]

Do you have an example sub_xxx I can look at that illustrates the issue you're describing?

[analog oxide]

yes sub_1MgPUE2SkO9a7OrGnsjPWqJe

in that invoice, during payment, the period start and end are the same. Since its first payment of subscription. And wondered if the billing_anchor_cycle would actually make it so the first invoice period end is actually when the subscription will renew payment 🙂

[unreal pilot]

It won't, that's just how the period timestamps work on initial invoices

It will behave as you expect for subsequent recurring invoices

[analog oxide]

but on the subsequent recurring invoices , the period will be that of the one who passed for example i subscribe monthly product. First invoice will be 28th feb - 28th feb but next invoice will so be 28thfeb - 28th march as date if i got that correctly?

[unreal pilot]

Correct yes. Our invoice dates always reflect the previous billing period

[analog oxide]

alright then, those are not configurable i guess thanks 🙂

[unreal pilot]

Unfortunately not

If this is for provisioning/fulfilment purposes, we recommend using the period dates on the Subscription object

[analog oxide]

alright thanks a lot have a good day 😄

[unreal pilot]

you too