Generates a preview of the upcoming period.
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
When set to true the upcoming period will simulate paying off the subscription.
When set to true the price that is associated with the subscription will be refreshed to reference the most recent version.
When set to true you can update a subscription's price regardless of the product group it belongs to.
When set to true the next period generated during an immediate update will not be prorated.
The strategy to use when updating this subscription – one of immediate or pending. If no value is provided, the corresponding subscription protocol downgrade_behavior or upgrade_behavior will be be used.
Success
The UUID of the specific object.
A string describing the object type returned.
End of the period. This will be null when the period is for a subscription with a one-time price.
The amount to use for this period when the associated price is ad_hoc=true.
The time at which payment will be automatically retried.
Number of payment retries made for this period, from the perspective of the payment retry schedule. Only automatic retries increment the count.
Indicates whether or not this period paid off all remaining periods.
The quantity of products being purchased.
Whether or not this period has been generated automatically for a subscription renewal.
The time at which the renewal reminder notification was sent to the customer.
Whether or not this period was generated from a subscription restoral.
Whether or not proration should be skipped when generating this period's checkout.
Start of the period.
The current status of this period, which can be one of pending, payment_failed, paid, processing, or void.
Expandable – The associated checkout ID.
Expandable – The associated price ID.
Expandable – The associated subscription ID.
Expandable – The associated variant ID.
Time at which the object was created. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch.
Time at which the object was last updated. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch.