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whole wharf
fading relic
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thanks, and is it possible to collect the money on the next invoice but without prorate?

whole wharf
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I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. Can you be more specific?

fading relic
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sth like, subscription monthly amount: 10eur, backdate_start_date: 2023-01-01, first collection date: 2023-04-01 and amount in first collection: 10 * 4 (jan, feb, march, may)

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I was on it, sorry 🙂

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the example considers that the subscription is created today

muted prism
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Hi 👋 jumping in as my teammate needs to step away soon, I believe you're looking for the proration_behavior parameter that can be set to none when creating the Subscription, but please let me know if that does do what you're hoping.

fading relic
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if I do so, would it charge the customer for all the months or should I manually add the missing months as another line?

muted prism
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Are you creating these Subscriptions based on monthly-recurring Prices?

fading relic
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yes

muted prism
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Then I think you're going to run into errors when trying to provide a start date that is more than 1 month in the past.

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(working on testing)

fading relic
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but I can use the backdate_start_date as suggested above, or not?

muted prism
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Confirmed that you can provide a start date further back than 1 billing period. Doing so will add prorations to the first invoice, unless you set proration_behavior to none. The price of previous months will not be included on the next Invoice, additional steps will be necessary if you want to charge for those months as well.

fading relic
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great, I can handle that on subscription creation

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thank you so much

muted prism
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Any time!

fading relic
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another one, is it possible to create that subscription using a subscriptionSchedule?

muted prism
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I believe so, are you running into errors when you try to?

fading relic
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I'm about to try it out 🙂

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thanks