#JamesHayes
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So yeah the Invoice that was generated had the balance on the customer applied to it so it was paid.
I'd recommend trying this fresh with a new Customer/Subscription where the Customer doesn't have past balance
hmm ok that makes sense. I will give it ago on a fresh subscription. My only note is the user never once paid the total of £115 in the invoices so the total should never have been paid.
But like I say I will give it a test on a fresh one first
Yeah try it on a fresh one. Though to be clear, when you use proration_behavior: always_invoice it will still create prorations
Yeah sure I understand that but should it be for example if I first subscribed to £25 and then try to upgrade to £115 I would just pay the difference of the remaining time from the £115 out of the £25 fee they initially paid?
So I would expect for example to pay £90 difference if all done on same day
that would be paid right then when the upgrade happens
as I invoice now?
ok thank you will give it ago. thanks for your time.