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Hi, When creating your subscription (I'd suggest using the newer Orders API though), set the contract Effective date to whatever you want, and you'll get the result you want to achieve.

Menelion · ‎10-21-2020

I understand that no one should reimplement their solutions, that's why I asked that both spellings would be supported at least until the new major API version is released. that would be much more convenient for the newer implementations to have one norm throughout the product.

Menelion · ‎10-20-2020

Hello, Currently the status for canceled subscription is *cancelled* (with a double L). Whether it is British spelling or a typo, it should be consistent with other statuses (like, for instance, the corresponding status for invoices is *Canceled*). this might lead to confusion and hard-to-catch bugs in API implementations. As there are quite a number of current implementations already, I would suggest to support both *canceled* and *cancelled* for some time, before a breaking change could be possible. Thanks.

Menelion · ‎07-31-2020

After a long conversation with Zuora global support, I got the following result: There is no solution for it so far, you can't get the same structure for a single invoice neither via Transactions API, nor via the Invoices API. As suggested by Zuora support employee, I posted an idea to the Community. Please vote for it if you need the same thing as me: Get single invoice via Rest API. Thanks.

Menelion · ‎07-31-2020

Hello, I would like to be able to get one invoice per its ID or invoice number. Nowadays we have the possibility to get all invoices per account in the Transactions API: /v1/transactions/invoices/accounts/{account-key} What I would like to have, is: /v1/transactions/invoices/{invoice-key} or /v1/invoices/{invoice-key} which would return the very same structure as each element of the array returned by /v1/transactions/invoices/accounts/{account-key}. I'm pretty sure it's quite easy to implement. Thanks.

Menelion · ‎07-30-2020

Hi, Unfortunately, it seems, there is no way to accomplish this via Rest alone. What I do is the following: First select all IDs via ZoQL ("select Id from Account") and then return all the accounts per their ID. Note: It can take a huge amount of API calls if there are a lot of accounts (one call per account and one ZoQL call). I mostly use it for getting child accounts for a parent account, but still be careful. Hope this helps.

Menelion · ‎07-29-2020

Hi everyone, Thanks to the answer in this topic, I got all the invoices for an account, it's great. But how do I get a single invoice by its ID or invoice number? Most API endpoints have both possibilities: either to list all entries or to get one by its ID or other significant key (like, for example, get an account by its ID or account number). I didn't find anything like this in the Transactions API, and I'm reluctant to use ZoQL because the Rest structure (say, like in Transactions or Accounts API) seems much clearer and more concise. Thanks a lot!

Menelion · ‎07-28-2020

Hi @DavidW, Yes, I clicked that, but unfortunately there's no Subscribe link in there. Options Window Thanks.

Menelion · ‎07-27-2020

Hello, Sorry for an extremely stupid question: How do I subscribe to the API changelog? There seems not to be any Subscribe link in there. Thanks and sorry again.

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Re: Creating a subscription via API

Re: Zuora statuses should adhere to one spelling norm

Zuora statuses should adhere to one spelling norm

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Get Single Invoice via Rest API

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How do I get a single invoice via API?

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Re: How do I "Get All Invoices" through the API?