robby666111
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We have a new user sign up form that creates a new user and creates a new subscription (iFrame from Pabbly).
https://www.tepari.com/pages/macrostock-studio-subscription
If the user enters all the details and goes to the checkout page ,ad then cancels the credit card check out, the user and subscription are created in Pabbly with the subscription being set to UNPAID.
However an unpaid subscription does not trigger the Dunning process and the customer does not get any e-mails saying that they need to pay.
Ideally the user and subscription would not be created until the checkout was complete.
If this is not possible, then an UNPAID sub should trigger a dunning process.
We have a webhook that actions stuff on creation of the user and subscription. the webhook is called before the credit card has been charged so the webhook does not know that the subscription end up unpaid, unless we create a separate webhook for this case. This is not ideal as there will be other complications around a webhook for unpaid that may break the dunning process.
Please let me know the appropriate way to deal with this.
https://www.tepari.com/pages/macrostock-studio-subscription
If the user enters all the details and goes to the checkout page ,ad then cancels the credit card check out, the user and subscription are created in Pabbly with the subscription being set to UNPAID.
However an unpaid subscription does not trigger the Dunning process and the customer does not get any e-mails saying that they need to pay.
Ideally the user and subscription would not be created until the checkout was complete.
If this is not possible, then an UNPAID sub should trigger a dunning process.
We have a webhook that actions stuff on creation of the user and subscription. the webhook is called before the credit card has been charged so the webhook does not know that the subscription end up unpaid, unless we create a separate webhook for this case. This is not ideal as there will be other complications around a webhook for unpaid that may break the dunning process.
Please let me know the appropriate way to deal with this.