Order subscriptions

Order subscriptions allow repeating a given source order according to a specified frequency: smaller is daily, larger is yearly.
Order subscriptions by default activates from a placed source order, which is considered the subscription's first run. In such case the subscription is marked as active and the next run will be scheduled on current timestamp.
In case you want full control over the order subscription, you can specify the activate_by_source_order option as false at creation time. In this case you are not limited to placed source orders (source order status isn't checked), but must define manually the starts_at time (expires_at time is optional). Also remember to use the _activate attribute to activate the subscription, otherwise it will miss the next run.
To suspend or cancel an order subscription you can use the _deactivate and _cancel attributes.
Order subscriptions rely on order copies to create periodic orders. A tentative to place the copied order is done at the end of the process. You can set the place_target_order option as false at creation time if you prefer to place created orders manually.
Currently, order subscriptions have no retry policy: in case, for any reason, the order copy fails, the errors_count counter is incremented, but the subscription is kept active (unless expired, deactivated or cancelled).
It is possible to check the succeeded_on_last_run attribute to inspect subscription last run state: in case its value is false, you can inspect the last associated order_copy to fix any missing/bad data and manually place the copied order.
You can attach webhooks on order subscriptions and order copies events, to act promptly in case something unexpected happens.

Delete an order copy

The order subscription object

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