typedef_subscription-cancel

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[visual talon]

typedef_subscription-cancel

@fathom drum you can check if the Event has request: null or not.

[fathom drum]

Hi, if its null its from the failed payments attemps?

[visual talon]

yes

if it's not null it's because you called the Cancel Subscription API

[fathom drum]

Otherwise it will be an object like this right (if manual) ?

[visual talon]

yes!

[fathom drum]

Thanks will try that

[fathom drum]

the even i should look at is customer.subscription.deleted right

[visual talon]

yes!

[fathom drum]

However its also null if it was cancelled from the hosted portal

or it will not be an object at all? just "request": null

[visual talon]

I was worried you;d say that. There are sadly other cases where it'll be null

so if you use the portal then that solution won't work and there isn't really a way to track it

[fathom drum]

i see, we'd have to record failed payments then

[visual talon]

Can you look at https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/object#subscription_object-cancellation_details-reason and see if that works maybe for your use-case?

[fathom drum]

ooo theres a "payment_failed"

thats good i just need to check cancellation_details.reason

thanks