#likjou_webhooks
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mossy sable
👋 What kind of webhook event type are you expecting to fire?
fleet chasm
Hello! Thanks for the swift response.
I am expecting customer.subscription.updated or maybe invoice.payment_succeeded.
The point is to have a plan that bills annually and refreshes monthly.
Was hoping if I could rely on webhooks to refresh some sort of credit in my backend system for the yearly plan. If not I’ll just have to manually use a cron which isn’t ideal for me🥹
mossy sable
For an annual subscription, there probably isn't any webhook that would fire monthly, but what do you mean by saying it refreshes monthly?
fleet chasm
I see. I see. What I mean is that I am expecting the annual subscription to have some sort of mechanism to fire webhooks for renewing subscriptions on each new month just like a monthly subscription.
My use case:
User selects and pay for yearly plan on 12 DEC 2025 and on next month 12 JAN 2026 a webhook fires after exactly a month after purchase and same on the next month until end of billing cycle of the annual subscription.
But according to your answer it seems there isn’t such mechanism.
mossy sable
Yeah, the billing cycle would be yearly, so that's the only relevant period for webhooks, so yes, you'd need to have your own manual approach if you want to perform certain events within that billing cycle
fleet chasm
I see I see. Understood clearly. Thanks for the help!