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golden crescent
Hi, let me help you with this.
You will have to update them one by one, unfortunately.
You can only update the billing_cycle_anchor to "now", and you can set proration_behavior: "none": https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/update#update_subscription-proration_behavior
For your use case it might be the easiest to create a new Subscription, and mark the existing ones to "cancel_at_period_end". Copy all the items and use the same payment method.
carmine dome
Thanks! One last question, regarding the subscriptions. If all 9k subscriptions have the very same billing date, do all of them fire the notification webhook at the same exact time? I mean, do we have to expect 9k calls to our notification endpoint at the very same time? Or you have some kind of throttling? Thanks in advance
golden crescent
"date" as in day or exact timestamp?
golden crescent
If it's the same timestamp, then yes, webhooks requests will be sent around the same time. Not exactly same though.
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