#alex-subscription-pause

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blissful lynxBOT
pseudo lava
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Hello! It depends on what you mean by "pausing"

blissful lynxBOT
random ice
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Will this delay the shipment until the specified date?

formal ridge
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Hey @random ice what do you call "delay the shipment" exactly?

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alex-subscription-pause

random ice
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So if a customer was signed up for a recurring monthly subscription, and the customer wanted to pause the shipment for this month, we would want to delay the shipment so that it is sent out for next month instead of this month.

formal ridge
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We don't really have any notion of "shipment" in our API. So I'm struggling a bit to grasp what you are describing. Are you the developer of the code here?

random ice
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Let's say a customer is on a monthly subscription for tea bags. This month, they still have a lot from last month's (April) subscription, so they request this month (May) to pause the subscription until next month (June).

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Is there a way to pause the subscription until next month?

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so that the customer is not sent anything this month (May).

formal ridge
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We don't really have a "pause" behaviour in the API unfortunately. There are ways to work around this depending on what you really want. That's what pause_collection mentioned above can do by automatically voiding their May Invoice for example

random ice
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So would voiding the invoice prevent anything from shipping this month?

formal ridge
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I'm sorry, we do not do any shipping logic. Nothing like this exists in our product or APIs around Subscription and shipping. That's why I'm trying to explain this is fully on your end. Something in your own system/app/code is doing the shipping part and that something would need to handle all of this

random ice
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Will this prevent subscription orders from being sent out or only prevent payment collection?

formal ridge
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We don't have "subscription orders"

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I'm really sorry, I don't really understand the vocabulary you use so it's tough to help here. Are you the developer of the system yourself?

random ice
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We're a third party integrator. Usually our clients will use like a Shopify for their store and if they have subscription products then they will use like a Recharge or Ordergroove or Stripe.

formal ridge
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then those questions would be directed to that third-party and how they integrate Stripe Subscriptions in their own system(s)

random ice