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- geo_api, 23 hours ago, 38 messages
ember hill
Hello
You can look at period of the line items to find end of current period (which is likely when the new invoice is drafted)
https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoice-line-item/object#invoice_line_item_object-period
In your example, line items have
end: 1739388267,
start: 1736709867
},```
fast cloud
for some reason I'm seeing a different value on the payload when I advance the time
"period": {
"end": 1736709867,
"start": 1734031467
},
is that expected?
peak lark
Hi there 👋 jumping in as my teammate needs to step away. It is a little tricky to tell when the next Invoice will be due based on the previous Invoice being paid. You'll likely want to retrieve the related Subscription object when you receive the invoice.payment_succeeded Event, and then check the current_period_end parameter.
What payload are you referring to? Are you looking at an Event or an object?
fast cloud
I advanced time on this membership sub_1QVHzrDY3BzcP9iqApQmXJJM and was looking at the payload for invoice.payment_succeeded it triggered
peak lark
Can you share the ID of the Event you're looking at? That ID should have an evt_ prefix.
And to confirm, you aren't interested in knowing the dates of the Invoice that was just paid, you want to know when the next Invoice will be generated?
fast cloud
evt_1QVI05DY3BzcP9iqY58WSrxe
correct, but wanted to rely on the handler that I have for invoice.payment_succeeded if possible
peak lark
The information about the next Invoice's date isn't contained in the Event for the previous Invoice being paid. Instead I'd suggest retrieving the related Subscription object using the ID provided in the subscription field of the Invoice object in the Event.
Then you can check the current_period_end property on the Subscription to see when the current billing period will end and the next Invoice will be generated.
https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/object#subscription_object-current_period_end
fast cloud
oh I see, I'm going to give that a try! Thank you!