#brazjr_webhooks
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warm basin
Hello! You made several statements, but you didn't ask a question. How can I help?
covert breach
Sorry
My subscription/invoice is showing an past_due/overdue status, even on the last day of the due date. Is it possible for the past_due/overdue status to only be after the due date?
warm basin
No, the due date on an Invoice specifies when payment is due, not the day before payment is due.
covert breach
If you look at this event I sent, the due date is today. However, the subscription was already past_due/overdue at the beginning of the day.
However, the customer has until the end of the day to pay. Shouldn't it only be past_due/overdue tomorrow?
warm basin
No, that's now how our system works.
Let's back up a bit, can you tell me at a high level what you want to build?
covert breach
Of course.
I want to block the customer's access when the invoice is due.
warm basin
Okay. So when you created this Subscription you set days_until_due to 5; sounds like you actually want to set that to 6, right?
covert breach
No. I would like the invoice to only be considered due on the sixth day. Because on the fifth day it is not yet due.
From what I understand, Stripe already considers it as expired on the due date.
warm basin
Sorry, not sure I follow. If you set days_until_due to 6 it sounds like that doesn't solve your problem, but I'm unclear as to why it doesn't. Can you explain?
Based on the information I have so far it sounds like it would solve your problem, so I'm missing some key piece of information.
covert breach
Duedate: 01/23/2025
However, I received an event from past_due on 01/23/2025
warm basin
Yeah, because you specified that's when it should be due. To put it another way, the Subscription period in question started on the 18th at roughly 1:30 PM UTC. Five days after that (because you set days_until_due to 5), on the 23rd at roughly 1:30 PM UTC, it became past due because the due date had come and gone without payment.
If you want the due date to be on the 24th instead of the 23rd you need to set days_until_due to 6 instead of 5.
covert breach
Now I understand, Stripe counts days_until_due * 24hs, not days_until_due.
Is there a way to enter a date/time instead of days_until_due?
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