#annabanana-customer-portal
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I'm also trying to understand why I can see all the plans here under the customer account session, yet invoices have to come separately for each plan and ultimately show up as separate statements for the customer
Can you share with me your merchant ID? you can find it from the Stripe Dashboard -> Settings ->Account Details
im assuming its that
Yes, that's correct. Can you also share with me the customer ID?
as in my test customer?
Yes
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Got you, give me a sec
To answer your first question - I'm afraid there is no API to customize the title of the subscription. Stripe generates a title based on the included products i.e., Test product and Sparq Product
Each subscription will have its own billing cycle (and invoice) even if the billing anchor dates happen to be the same. It gives your the flexibility of adjusting the subscription separately in the future.
Is there a way to change the title of the subscription and related product name then so that I can note which location the subscription is part of
because it's annoying for the customer to receive 10 lines on their credit card statement if they're paying for 10 locations.. that can just stay on the invoice instead of transferring as separate things they need to audit for every time, especially when they're billed the same date
You can always use metadata to store additional information about the subscription (i.e., location)
If you want the customer pay all items in one invoice, consider including all items in the same subscription. Also you can use the invoice's description field to add custom message in the invoice.
I could use the metadata, however it doesn't display on the invoice for the customer to recognize that that subscription line is for a location a vs location b
You can use the description field to display custom message in invoice https://stripe.com/docs/api/invoices/object#invoice_object-description
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