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thorn galleonBOT
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gusty mortar
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Hello
You mean charge the customer for the subscription 15 days before Jan 1 (Dec 16 - for your example)?

noble summit
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yes

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give them a window to pay

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if they cant cancel the sub

gusty mortar
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That's not how subscriptions work unfortunately. Stripe will draft and finalize the invoice on the billing date. If you'd like to send the customer the invoice 15 days prior, you'd need to move the billing cycle to accommodate that. Basically changing the billing cycle

noble summit
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also my collegue forwarded me this
For Advance payments
Set Up an Invoice for the Advance Payment: If you need an upfront payment for the subscription or some other initial service, you can create an invoice manually in the dashboard or programmatically using the API and set the payment due date according to your needs. This invoice can be paid immediately.
Adjust Subscription Amounts (If Needed): Once the advance payment has been received, you may want to prorate future subscription charges or apply a credit to the customer’s account. You can do this via Stripe’s “Credits” or “Proration” feature.

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can you help with this @gusty mortar thank you thankyou

gusty mortar
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The information shared by your colleague is a workaround using one-off invoice which may or may not work. You'd want to test it in test mode to make sure it is 100% the behavior you want.

noble summit
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for this we would need to send tem invoice on certain intervals by ourselfs? or will stripe schedule it like it does for sub?

gusty mortar
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You'd need to create the one-off invoices yourself by calling the API. That's not something Stripe will be able to do automatically.

noble summit
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no not the one off but the sucessive ones

gusty mortar
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Subscription related invoices are generated on the billing dates specified on the subscription. So if your subscription runs from Jan 1 to Mar 30th, then the new invoice will be created on April 1

Successive quarterly invoices will follow the same pattern.

noble summit
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thanks this helps a lot convey my greeting to GENJithankyou