#Miguel Cruz
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livid kiln
If you use prorate_date then yes, we'll calculate prorations as though you made the update at the exact timestamp you specified
zealous kindle
Oh okey, for example , If my subscription is scheduled to end on April 26th at 12:00 PM, and I add prorate_date with today's date and the time set to 12:00 PM, will the proration be calculated accurately? I want to ensure that the proration takes into account the exact time of the update, and I'm curious if using prorate_date with the same timestamp as the subscription end time guarantees an accurate calculation.
livid kiln
Let's back up for a minute - what update are you trying to accomplish? I'm a bit thrown off since I'm not sure why you'd want to set prorate_date to the subscription end time
zealous kindle
Okey apolagies for the confusion. Let me clarify the update I'm trying to achieve. I'm currently managing a subscription that is scheduled to end on April 26th at 12:00 PM. However, I need to make some changes to the subscription immediately, and I want the changes to take effect from today's date and time (i.e., the current moment). I thought of using the prorate_date parameter with today's date and 12:00 PM to ensure an accurate proration calculation for the changes I'm making. Am I on the right track with this approach?
btw the date to end is in the next year
livid kiln
yup! that would be the right approach
zealous kindle
Okeey, thanks for all!