#pro-pooja_subscription-created-event
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vale sorrel
Hi, if you're looking to listen to an event when the subscription starts, you can listen to customer.subscription.created. It more sounds like you're trying to listen to when invoice.created event it you're trying to determine when the subscription cycle starts. We document subscription events here, https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/webhooks. This might be helpful to review as well.
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pro-pooja_subscription-created-event
tawny jay
That is for when draft invoice is created