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elfin cragBOT
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tough basalt
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hi there!

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looks like you want to change the billing cycle date

jagged geode
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I did go through the docs but was unable to achieve the requirement

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Hope I'm clear with my question. If not I would be happy to elaborate again.

tough basalt
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have you tried using the billing_cycle_anchor_config parameter mentioned in the doc?

jagged geode
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I've not, I tried with billing_cycle_anchor timestamp. It correctly syncs the billing cycle for next invoice. But not able to charge the full amount for the initial cycle.

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I don't want to charge a prorated amount when the user is subscribing so I've set proration_behavior to none. But when I combine this with billing_cycle_anchor it doesn't charge the user for the current cycle.

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I want to charge the full amount when the user is subscribing.

elfin cragBOT
tough basalt
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I've not
well, could you try it?

jagged geode
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Is it different from billing_cycle_anchor?
As I see it, it's just a simple way to set which day of the month to start the billing cycle instead of the exact timestamp.

Let me try anyway.

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Hey, looks like removing proration_behavior solved the issue.

pliant rampart
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👋 taking over for my colleague. Let me know if there's any follow-up Qs I can answer!