#secret_lil_squirrel
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- secret_lil_squirrel, 18 hours ago, 4 messages
- secretsquirrel-sigma, 18 hours ago, 5 messages
There should be. Can you send me the request ID for a time you created an invoice like this? I can take a look
Sure thing. These are being created by a subscription - here's the event: evt_0OZTk7sSlifq3Ecc7YEDyXRt
Is the event ID sufficient or do you need anything else to look into this?
Yep, apologies the server is busy so I was just getting back here.
No problem, thanks!
My apologies for the delay. It looks like I need to consult my colleagues on this. It looks like the $15 fee is only for subscriptions of quantity 1 and higher amounts would not invoke that fee, but the subscription you provided does have a quantity of 1 so I am not sure why that would not apply
Also is this price actually intended for use or is it moreso an example to demonstrate the issue that you are seeing?
This price is in use right now in our Production environment.
The price is operating correctly aside from the quantity 0 for the flat rate. The amount for the flat rate is still being properly charged to the customer. However, we need the quantity for the flat rate to be 1 for our downstream reporting
Ah gotcha, I do see that it is being charged. I am unsure if that quantity can be displayed as 0, looking in to that. If not, the workaround may be to break this out in to two Price objects and applying them together
sorry, just to clarify. The quantity for the flat rate is being displayed as 0 right now. We'd prefer it display as 1. See in_0OZTk6sSlifq3EccH6jWLL8W as an example
Right, I see that, what I am saying is that it may not be possible for it to display as having a quantity of 1. Showing up as a quantity of 0 may just be how the flat fee on a tiered price works
Ok got it. Let me know if there is anything we can do to change that. I understand we can rework the overall price structure but we plan to use flat rates in the future and this causes issues in some downstream systems
Unfortunately not seeing a way to change this. So it looks like it is always expected for the quantity to be 0 like that
Darn. Is that the expected behavior with all flat rate portions of tiered pricing?
Yes, as far as I can see
Understood. Thanks for the help!