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Subscription ID is sub_1OIWyuCYIYr4SWC9WTNhQxuA
Hello 👋
You'd need to pay the latest invoice in order to bring the subscription back to active state
Thanks but in this subscription there isareone void and two paid invoices
And no exists any not paid invoices
Can you rephrase that? The typo is confusing me on your question
There are no open or draft invoices for this subscription
there are only one void invoice and two paid invoices. And I cant to pay any of this invoices
Gotcha, still looking in to this. I would have thought that that would make the subscription active as well. Will get back to you with what I can find.
Thanks for help
So as far as you can see, I don't think you can make this specific subscription active again, but you can delete it and create a new one with the same price that is backdated so that it behaves like the current one
Does that sound like an option that would be viable for your situation? Happy to figure out the details of that or discuss other options
That's not good. Technically we can delete this subscription and create a new one for the user, but there may be technical problems in our system - everything is processed automatically now, mostly without manual intervention. For us, of course, the best option would be to enable the current subscription
Is the current problem due to our actions or is it on the stripe side? I would like to understand to prevent the problem from occurring in the future
Trying to find if there is any way to do that though there may not be a way to do that at the moment
The invoice went in to that state because a payment failed three times and that is what your settings say to do when a payment fails that many times
I am surprised because I do see the $0 invoice that is technically paid being created after that.
May be Reset billing cycle of subscription can help me?
Possibly, will see if that works for me in test mode with a test clock
I am still having trouble finding info on why this subscription didn't go back to active and reproducing is difficult in this context as well. Consulting my colleagues and will get back with what I can find.
Thank you, I'll look forward to your reply
So it looks like the subscription being unpaid now may be a bug. I will file with my engineering colleagues about this.
Our subscription logic should have kept the subscription active because its latest invoice (the $0 one) is paid. It looks like a retry on the payment on the previous invoice moved this one back to unpaid
As for making this subscription paid again, if you give this subscription a trial period that is a few seconds long it will make the subscription active again when the trial ends
I think the user would get emails about the trial though, so you may want to send them another email explaining why they got those