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polar wedgeBOT
pulsar needle
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it depends, what end_behavior did you use for the Schedule?

toxic belfry
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how to check in stripe dashboard?

pulsar needle
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you could look at the API requests in your Logs section, or remember what options you picked in the UI

toxic belfry
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release

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it's release end_beavior

pulsar needle
toxic belfry
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Great... is there any way to see in what is the end date of subscription schedule in dashboard?

pulsar needle
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as far as I remember there is a tooltip you can hover over on the section at the top of the page that describes the schedule.

toxic belfry
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currently it's only showing next invoice date only

pulsar needle
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share the ID of the sub_sched_xxx and I'll look

toxic belfry
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sub_sched_1NZmX2FG3Dh3H5V4ZUJQSOFP

polar wedgeBOT
pulsar needle
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seems like we don't have anything in the Dashboard to tell you that information, unfortunately.

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you could look at the end_date of the current_phase in the API if needed.

toxic belfry
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okay

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One last:evt_1Naf3tFG3Dh3H5V47V8AtJX7

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we created payment for $997.50

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but stripe charged 1005.68

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may i know the reason?

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not found in event response

meager sparrow
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Taking over here

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It's a prorated invoice as you backdated the start date and fixed the billing cycle anchor

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So 997.50 is your monthly amount, but we prorated the total to include an additional 1 day (?) to match the backdated start date and billing cycle anchor

toxic belfry
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if it is prorated, 1 day means around $33 needs to add

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but here total add ~8$

meager sparrow
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~1 day was a guess. I didn't calculate the exact timestamp differences

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But that's the reason why it's higher than you expect

toxic belfry
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understood.. so it's not like day. based on sec/min

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lasst: how to disable prorated ?

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while subscription creation time

meager sparrow
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backdate_start_date: 2023-07-31 00:00:00
billing_cycle_anchor: 2023-12-01 00:00:00

This is with a line item with a 4 month interval, so I suspect it all adds up correctly

toxic belfry
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thanks for your time