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dusty vine
Hi 👋 we never bundle Events from our side. If you bundle them into single DB transactions on your end, that isn't something we'd have insight into.
near oak
Hi.
It seems that when an invoice.paid event is fired on a subscription, a subscription.updated event is fired, I was wondering if this happens within the same database transaction.
Ultimately, I'll tell you what I need to do.
We need to store the start date and end date of the current cycle of the subscription together once the payment has been made on the subscription.
How do we accomplish this?
dusty vine
Sorry, I'm still not grasping the question. You build the logic that handles the Events we send to your endpoint, so you'd be best suited to indicate whether your logic bundles those into a single database transaction.
It sounds like you want to listen for customer.subscription.updated Events and track when current_period_start and current_period_end change values. Then write logic to store those new values on your end.
lethal vortexBOT
near oak
I would like to know the subscription current_period_start and current_period_end at that point in time when a payment has been made on the subscription.
However, since Subscription and Invoice are separate from each other, the data may change. Therefore, if I have information like the same Database TransactionId at the time invoice.paid is completed, I would like to be able to look up the subscription information specifically at that time.
dusty vine
That is not possible. You can only retrieve the current state of an object from our API, there is no way to retrieve a point-in-time version of the object.