#arian_webhooks
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pale crater
To add on, for every billing cycle, a new "Subscription" document gets created at the start, and this occurs on the invoice.paid event. So, due to the invoice.paid event being delayed, there is a duration of time between billing cycles where the user does not have a subscription.
blazing zodiac
hello! https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/webhooks#active-subscriptions - you might want to take a look at this guide, in our docs we recommend that you add some "buffer" to access the subscription for leeway
pale crater
so, when I create my Subscription document (or whatever I use to track subscriptions), I should add an extra 2-3 days to the end date?
I currently use the subscription's current_period_start, and current_period_end properties to set the subscription duration.
blazing zodiac
so, when I create my Subscription document (or whatever I use to track subscriptions), I should add an extra 2-3 days to the end date
Your webhook endpoint updates the customer’s access expiration date in your database to the appropriate date in the future (plus a day or two for leeway).