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lone gulch
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correction: days_until_due set = 7

blazing meadow
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Hi there, so are you using collection_method = charge_automatially or send_invoice?

lone gulch
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apologies:
collection_method = send_invoice

blazing meadow
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Got it. Yes you can do that. have you tested out?

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lone gulch
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have you tested out?
I have trouble in testing it. The renewal date is still set to the the time when subscription is created. @blazing meadow

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Not on the date the payment is completed.

gleaming adder
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what API field is the 'renewal date'? Do you have an example Subscription ID sub_xxx I can look at?

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but yes overall if you mean billing_cycle_anchor that's normal

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it's the date the subscription is created, the payment of the invoice does not influence it

lone gulch
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here @gleaming adder
sub_1QPKhKKvdDIK064PzhRvnFJC

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what API field is the 'renewal date'?

@gleaming adder I've assumed renewal date refers to the next invoice date. Please correct me if I misused the terms on this one.

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gleaming adder
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I meant more what field in the API you're referring to rather than the Dashboard but yes seems like we're talking about billing_cycle_anchor (which is what determines the current_period_end of the Subscription which is when its next invoice will be)

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I don't think there's any easy solution to what you're asking for, it's just not how our Subscriptions product is designed. One option might be that when you handle the webhook for the successful initial invoice payment, reset the anchor to now as described in the docs above, to align the billing date. That will generate an extra invoice though so you'd probably also have to do something like apply a 100% off one-time coupon to cancel it out, would need some testing.