#mathieu-ducrot_api

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indigo breach
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hi! it should work I would think, what are you having difficulty handling?

tawny vapor
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Hi ! My issue is that since calling invoices->upcoming is just a preview, i can't make a manual customer balance update just before calling invoices->upcoming because i will update the customer balance only if they first valid there order.
So the question is more like how to dynamically passing a customer balance to the invoices->upcoming endpoint ?

indigo breach
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I see

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then yes I don't think that's directly possible, the workarounds would be

  • create a "dummy" customer object , set its balance, and use that
  • preview the invoice but just manually subtract the balance from the final amount when you use/show the preview amount somewhere
tawny vapor
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ok, that what i thought, i'm gonna go to manually substract the balance on preview for now and calling the customer balance update as they confirm.
but i should say that such dynamic customer balance override for invoices->upcoming would be a cool feature for our use case

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since we are talking about customer balance, do you have some documentation on how can i retrieve the amount of that balance that will be subtracted on a invoice ? (so that we keep track of it on our invoice system)

indigo breach
tawny vapor
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ok so you retrieve it back after the payment is due and calculate it yourself, isn't there a easier way of getting directly from the invoice ?

indigo breach
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you can get it from an Invoice that has had a balance applied to it yes, but we're talking about a preview invoice that has not had the balance applied, right?

tawny vapor
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oh my bad my last question was about the step after, when we indeed have a paid invoice

indigo breach