#kaki87_best-practices
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fathom nexus
Hi there,
you would need to cancel the existing subscription and create a new subscription with the new customer and payment method.
wispy field
So, there's no intermediate option ?
Also, what if the subscription is past due, can the debt be transferred to the new subscription ?
fathom nexus
I don't think that is would be correct to do this from a accounting perspective (but I can't advice on that obv.) but the Update a subscription API does not have a parameter for customer. So it's not an option anyways.
The debt can't be transferred either since the payment obligation lies with the customer.
wispy field
Okay, would there be a way to generate an invoice for an existing subscription with a different customer then ?
Or maybe a way to duplicate an existing invoice into a new subscription ?
fathom nexus
No, the Invoice for a subscription will always be towards the customer assiociated with the subscription
wispy field
And what about duplicating the invoice into a new subscription with a different customer ?
fathom nexus
Duplicating an invoice will still include the same customer. When duplicating it only small changes are allowed like credit notes etc. https://support.stripe.com/questions/duplicate-an-invoice