A 10-digit (seconds) UNIX timestamp
indicating when the subscription was created. This timestamp should represent
when the subscription was initialized, regardless of the status of the
subscription during the initialization. It’s rare to need to update created
after initially setting it.
A product ID string or a payment gateway integration object. Product IDs are
created by Corrily when you set up your Corrily account. Email
support@corrily.com if you don’t know them. See the response of the calculate
price endpoint for an example of the structure of
integration objects.
A 10-digit (seconds) UNIX timestamp
indicating when the subscription will be canceled. In other words, the
customer will no longer have access to your service after this time. This
parameter should only be provided when status is set to canceled.
A 10-digit (seconds) unix timestamp indicating when customer expressed their
intent to cancel. This parameter should only be provided when status is set
to canceled.
A 10-digit (seconds) UNIX timestamp
indicating when the trial subscription ends. This parameter should only be
provided when status is set to trialing.
A 10-digit (seconds) UNIX timestamp
indicating when the trial subscription begins. This parameter should only be
provided when status is set to trialing.