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- thebeard_api, 6 days ago, 14 messages
potent crown
Hi! So yes, that is the first invoice of a Subscription, and its period of billing - the period of billable items besides the price. Since there was no period before the start of the Subscription, the period is zero-length.
That period represents the timeframe for which Usage Based Billing items would have been included in this invoice if there were any.
Does that help?
The Invoice's line_items[]interval contain the dates you're likely looking for, which "created date -> next period date"
vestal spire
Hi! So yes, that is the first invoice of a Subscription, and its period of bill...
oh so that period is just for usage based billing? another follow up question i have that is not related to main question: do you know if a subscription does have usage billing , and we set billing threhold and invoice is finalized before period end. that period_end and period_start would be when invoice was finalized right?
vestal spire
The Invoice's `line_items[]interval` contain the dates you're likely looking for...
yea, that's probably it
potent crown
Re your first question, that should be the case, yes. It should represent ( period_start || last_threshold ) to new_threshold if that makes sense.
Aka the time since period start, or since the threshold last tripped in this period.
vestal spire
Re your first question, that should be the case, yes. It should represent `( pe...
yes, that makes sense. thanks
potent crown
Awesome. 🙂