#samip_best-practices

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mild pelican
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Sorry, what I am trying to ask is once the stripe migration is complete from an old account to new account, do you think there is any scenario where we need to keep maintaing the old account ?

bronze herald
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I think that would depend on your organization's need, like if there is a need to access previous data. In my experience, users need to access data in old Stripe accounts for reporting purposes.

mild pelican
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Thank you

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Sorry , one more followup questions

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Their subscription will remain active in the old account, so do we need to turn their subscription to inactive somehow ?

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Or, is there a option to pause all the subscriptions for that account that we can use?

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We do not want to double charge the customers under any circumstance ?

bronze herald
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It actually depends on your old Stripe account's subscription settings ; you can check under how failed payments for subscriptions are handled

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But for hygeine purposes and also to prevent double charge, I recommend cancelling the subscriptions, and mark open invoices as void. The pre-requisite is that your team needs to be sure no further payment is to be collected from existing subscriptions in the old Stripe account.

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Once a subscription is in the "cancelled" state, it cannot be reopened. And once an invoice is void, it can't be reopened as well.