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- sergx_docs, 3 days ago, 21 messages
hexed raft
Which part of what you describe are you struggling with? What is not working as you expect?
mortal willow
So I would like to know how to implement this logic on my SaaS:
Imagine the user update their subscription, and stop paying for the add-on.
How can I determine he is not paying for the add-on?
hexed raft
Well generally when you make a change to a subscription to add/remove items there is a new invoice generated to reflect that change. So you'd listen for related events (invoice.created, customer.subscription.updated) which would reflect the change
mortal willow
I understand. So the logic would be, if the subscription is active and exists a subscription with the price_id (of the add-on), user can have access.
If not, he cannot access to the feature, right?
exists a subscription_item*
hexed raft
Sounds logical yes. You can infer their 'access' from the items on the subscription and the status
mortal willow
Perfect got it! Another doubt I have, is the interval of items have to be the same?
It doesn't make sense a user pays monthly for the plan basic, and yearly for the add-on right?
hexed raft
Yes, a single subscription can only have items with the same interval