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- redapse, 1 hour ago, 4 messages
Hi there, that's probably due to timezone. Stripe timestamps are in UTC, so the 1st day of month in UTC could fall one 30th in your timezone.
yeah that's what I was thinking... it doesn't renewal on the 1st in the timezone of the owner of the account?
so what's your advice on making sure these always go out on the 1st in my timezone
even with the time change
I'd suggest you to avoid 12:00am for renewal, and renew at 4 or 5am instead,
well how do you choose a renewal time, it's always just a date
by using the billing_cycle_anchor https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/create?lang=dotnet#create_subscription-billing_cycle_anchor
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any way to configure that in the UI?
No, I don't see date settings available in Dashboard.
ok thanks Jack, appreciate ti