Subscriptions
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An example of what an active subscription entitlement might look like:
A brief explanation of the fields:
userId
The id of the user the subscription entitlement belongs to.
source
The source of the subscription entitlement. The name of a payment vendor unless otherwise defined.
sourceProductId
The id of the product as defined by the payment vendor specific implementation.
subscriptionGroup
The name of the subscription group which could contain multiple subscription tiers.
subscriptionTier
The name of subscription tier which could represent multiple different products in the same tier within a subscription group.
statusCategory
The name of the category the entitlement status belongs to. More information is found in the section.
status
The name of the status the subscription entitlement is in. More information is found in the section.
Each Entitlement Status belongs to a Status Category. A list of each category and the statuses that belong to them:
acquiring
using_free_trial
using_introductory_pricing
using_promotion
engaged
active_with_renewal
active_but_losing
active_without_renewal
switching_product
awaiting_price_change_confirmation
in_grace_period
inactive_and_losing
in_billing_retry
lost
expired_voluntarily
switched_product
expired_from_billing
failed_to_confirm_price_change
revoked
refunded
refunded_for_issue
In the next section the specific Status Categories and their statuses are explained in more detail.
acquiring Status CategoryStatuses in this category indicate the subscription is active but using a free trial or reduced pricing.
The using_free_trial Status.
An active subscription using a free trial.
The using_introductory_pricing Status.
An active subscription using a reduced introductory pricing.
The using_promotion Status.
An active subscription using a reduced pricing by offer code or other promotion mechanism.
engaged Status CategoryStatuses in this category indicate the subscription is active and will automatically renew at the end of the current subscription period.
The active_with_renewal Status.
An active subscription which will automatically renew at the end of the current subscription period.
active_but_losing Status CategoryStatuses in this category indicate the subscription is active but will not automatically renew at the end of the current subscription period.
The active_without_renewal Status.
An active subscription for which the user chose to no longer automatically renew after the current subscription period.
The switching_product Status.
An active subscription for which the user chose to switch to another product at the end of the current subscription period.
The awaiting_price_change_confirmation Status.
An active subscription where the product changed its price. Confirmation by the user is required before the subscription can be automatically renewed.
The in_grace_period Status.
An active subscription for which automatic renew failed. Automatic renewal is retried but user action may be required to resolve the reason the renewal failed.
inactive_and_losing Status CategoryStatuses in this category indicate the subscription is no longer active but automatic attempts are performed to reactivate the subscription.
The in_billing_retry Status.
An inactive subscription for which automatic renewal failed. Automatic renewal is retried but user action may be required to resolve the reason the renewal failed.
lost Status CategoryStatuses in this category indicate the subscription is no longer active and no automatic attempts will be performed to reactivate the subscription.
The expired_voluntarily Status.
An inactive subscription for which the user chose to no longer automatically renew.
The switched_product Status.
An inactive subscription for which the user chose to change to another product.
The expired_from_billing Status.
An inactive subscription for which automatic renewal failed and is no longer retried.
The failed_to_confirm_price_change Status.
An inactive subscription where the product changed its price. The user did not perform the required confirmation.
The revoked Status.
An inactive subscription for which the payment provider decided to revoke access to.
The refunded Status.
An inactive subscription for which the user was refunded.
The refunded_for_issue Status.
An inactive subscription for which the user was refunded after reporting an issue.
For example a started_with_free_trial Event might look like this:
The following fields are common for all events:
userId
The id of the user the subscription event belongs to.
source
The source of the subscription event. The name of a payment vendor unless otherwise defined.
sourceProductId
The id of the product as defined by the payment vendor specific implementation.
subscriptionGroup
The name of the subscription group which could contain multiple subscription tiers.
subscriptionTier
The name of subscription tier which could represent multiple different products in the same tier within a subscription group.
eventTimestamp
The moment the event happened, as reported by the payment vendor.
creationTimestamp
The moment the event was created in our system.
Fields specific to their event type are documented together with the event types below.
A list of all event types, a brief description and the event specific fields:
The started Event.
The user its first subscription started.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The started_with_free_trial Event.
The user its first subscription started using a free trial.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The started_with_introductory_pricing Event.
The user its first subscription started using a reduced introductory pricing.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The started_with_promotion Event.
The user its first subscription started by using an offer code (App Store) or other promotion mechanism.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The promotionReference field contains a reference to the relevant promotion campaign.
The renewed Event.
Time was added to the subscription.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The renewed_with_free_trial Event.
The user renewed its subscription using a free trial.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The renewed_with_introductory_pricing Event.
The user renewed its subscription using a reduced introductory pricing.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The renewed_with_promotion Event.
The user renewed its subscription using an offer code (App Store) or other promotion mechanism.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The promotionReference field contains a reference to the relevant promotion campaign.
The renewal_disabled Event.
The user chose to disable automatic renewal of their subscription.
If set, the date reported by the expireTimestamp field indicates the adjusted moment of expiry.
The renewal_enabled Event.
The user chose to enable automatic renewal of their subscription.
If set, the date reported by the expireTimestamp field indicates the adjusted moment of expiry.
The expired_voluntarily Event.
The user chose to disable automatic renewal and the active subscription period ended.
The switching_product Event.
The user requested to switch to another product at the end of the current active subscription period.
The product the user requested to switch to is reported by the newProductId field.
The switched_product Event.
The subscription for this product ended because the user switched to another product.
The product the user switched to is reported by the newProductId field.
The grace_period_started Event.
Automatic renewal failed but the subscription is still active and other automatic renewal attempts will be made.
If set, the date reported by the expireTimestamp field indicates the adjusted moment of expiry.
The billing_retry_started Event.
Automatic renewal failed and the subscription is no longer active. Other automatic renewal attempts will still be made.
The expired_from_billing Event.
Automatic renewal failed and the subscription is no longer active. No automatic renewal attempts will be performed.
The price_change_confirmation_requested Event.
The price of the subscription product changed. Confirmation from the user is required to continue automatic renewal of the subscription.
The failed_to_confirm_price_change Event.
The user did not perform the required price change confirmation and the active subscription period expired.
The revoked Event.
The payment provider decided to revoke access from this user for this subscription.
The refunded Event.
The user was refunded for this subscription and no longer has access.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
The refunded_for_issue Event.
The user was refunded after reporting an issue for this subscription and no longer has access.
The subscription will be active until the date reported by the expireTimestamp field.
All subscription events are also published to the . The type of the published Events Service event is prefixed with payments.subscriptions. So, for the started_with_free_trial subscription event, an event in the Events Service is published with "type": "payments.subscriptions.started_with_free_trial".