#beadle_best-practices
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twilit abyss
Hi! You'll want to look at Invoices whose status is open and whose due_date is in the past: https://docs.stripe.com/invoicing/overview#open
gentle kayak
Hey Timebox. Yes, I am doing that already but some invoices don't have due_date set to None but they still show up in the past due filter.
I believe these are invoices that are generated by a subscription set to "automatically charge"
Essentially, an invoice is immediately past due upon generation if the automatic payment doens't succeed.
twilit abyss
In that case, the due date is effectively when it was created.
So actually_due = invoice.due_date || invoice.created
twilit abyss
Wait, they don't have due_date set to None? Does it just not exist on the object, or is it set to a value?
gentle kayak
This is what I am getting back from the strip api using the python sdk:
'status': 'open',
'created': 1752702519,
'currency': 'usd',
'customer': 'cus_SIHPwfiTlxvZsk',
'discount': None,
'due_date': None,
'livemode': True,
'metadata': {},
'subtotal': 2900,
'attempted': True,
'discounts': [],
'rendering': {'pdf': None,
'template': None,
'template_version': None,
'amount_tax_display': None},
'amount_due': 2900,
'period_end': 1752702481,
'test_clock': None,
I can provide you the entire invoice object if that is helpful
I think using the created date makes sense. The invoice either has a specific due date in the future or it was autogenerated with the expecatation that it would be paid immediately.
Some have due_date set to None and some have a due_data unix timestamp.
twilit abyss
Sorry, fell off my chair.
No, this is perfect.
So invoice_due_date = invoice.due_date or invoice.created