#aksharj-customer-currency
zenith karma
Hello. You can't edit the currency of a Customer object I'm afraid. They're 'locked' to that currency
You'd need to create a new Customer specific for the USD payments
dreamy zodiac
the cutomer has been charged in USD earlier
i can give you the customer id if it helps
zenith karma
Please see this support article: https://support.stripe.com/questions/setting-a-customers-default-currency
dreamy zodiac
ah, is there a way i can check what action caused the customer currency to be changed?
zenith karma
Can you share the Customer ID?
dreamy zodiac
cus_GZ73L1w52Pc066
zenith karma
Yeah that Customer has had Invoices created on it: https://dashboard.stripe.com/invoices/in_1JzKwPHCqAocHUR8J11IJLb1
Which will lock it to EUR as per that doc:
An invoice is created for the customer
dreamy zodiac
ah ok, if i remember correctly this was eur even before i created the invoice
in the spent column i think i was seeing euros already
could the customer balance be adjusted?
because i created the invoices today and could not change the currency
zenith karma
To be clear that customer can make payments in other currencies, just not invoices and subscriptions
dreamy zodiac
ok
zenith karma
Generally it's just best to have separate customer objects for each required currency right now
It's not a great experience but something we're working to improve
zenith karma
Only via the API: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/backdating
dreamy zodiac
ok thanks
can we also stop sending a invoice which is scheduled to be sent in an hour
kindred remnant
Yes, you can stop the automatic advancement flow:
https://stripe.com/docs/invoicing/integration/automatic-advancement-collection
dreamy zodiac
thanks for this. its very helpfull
one more question
with webhooks, is it possible to find what exactly caused it
for example, we get a webhook when subscription is updated. but is there a way to find via stripe, what exactly got updated. was it the status, cancellation date etc or anything else
kindred remnant
Yup, after the object there should be another field called previous_attributes showing you what fields were changed, and what their previous values were.
dreamy zodiac
sorry i did not follow
what do you mean when you say after the object
you mean i can access something like object.pervious_attributes
kindred remnant
The structure of the event object is shown here:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/events/object#event_object-data-previous_attributes
The previous attributes information resides inside of data.previous_attributes