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silk dew
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Hello

crimson imp
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Hello Busmarck, Is my question clear enough ?

silk dew
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In terms of simulating it, you can just create a schedule and then advance your test clock's time.

crimson imp
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I was guessing this, my main problem is the simulation, when I open a schedule subscription, I do not have the option to run a simulation, and eventually advancing the clock like I do for subscrition

silk dew
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If you look at the associated Customer is there a Test clock banner at the top?

crimson imp
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let me check

silk dew
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Probably not... the ability to advance a Test Clock for a Subscription is a built in feature of the Dashboard. In this case you need to create a Test Clock for that Customer that you are testing with.

crimson imp
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If I click to open the customer the banner is not there

silk dew
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You'll need to actually create the Test Clock in this case

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Then you can advance time from the Customer page

crimson imp
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All help assume the banner will be there , there is no banner , or I am not understanding

silk dew
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You must create the test clock manually for the banner to show up

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It only shows up "automatically" for Subscriptions

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As that is a built in feature

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But if trying to use a test clock in any other scenario... like with a Subscription Schedule, then you need to create the Test Clock first then create the Subscription Schdule then advance time

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Read through the doc I just shared and follow those steps

crimson imp
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Ok, I got there using the link, I created the clock, now I can see a clock tab. How do I connect this clock to the scheduled subscription, or this clock will afect everything ? I am not understanding

silk dew
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The clock affects everything for the specific Customer

crimson imp
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But When I created the clock, therer was no customer involved

silk dew
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Did you read the doc 😅

crimson imp
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sorry, I just see I can Add the customer

silk dew
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🙂

crimson imp
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Ok, I'll try to do a quick test, can you keep this open just for 5 more minutes ? untils I teste the simulartion ?

silk dew
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Yep no worries

crimson imp
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Ok, I found my fisrt problem, I need to use a customer that is already in place, and looks like add customer, creates a new customer

silk dew
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Yep

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You are going to need a fresh Customer to associate a Test Clock

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You can't add one to an already-existing Customer

crimson imp
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humm, My system create the customer on the fly using the API, anyways, I think I have an idea in how to make this work

silk dew
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You can also create Test Clocks using the API!

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There is an API tab in the above docs

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That shows how to do that

crimson imp
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I know, but I am trying to avoid this, its unecessary work

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I'll try, just keep this live for few more minutes

silk dew
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All good no rush

crimson imp
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Ok, seems to be working, thank you