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What is the lifecycle of an invoice in Stripe?
What is the lifecycle of an invoice in Stripe?
- Created, sent, paid, archived, or deleted
- Draft, open, paid, voided, or uncollectible (correct)
- Unpaid, partially paid, overdue, paid, or refunded
- Pending, processing, declined, refunded, or disputed
Can paid invoices be edited?
Can paid invoices be edited?
- Paid invoices can only be edited by Stripe support.
- Yes, paid invoices can be edited
- Paid invoices can only be partially edited
- No, paid invoices cannot be edited (correct)
What happens to voided invoices?
What happens to voided invoices?
- They can be reopened and edited
- They are archived for future reference
- They are deleted from the system.
- They are similar to deleted invoices but maintain a paper trail. (correct)
When can invoices be deleted in Stripe?
When can invoices be deleted in Stripe?
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Can Stripe automatically charge customers after generating invoices?
Can Stripe automatically charge customers after generating invoices?
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Study Notes
- Stripe has an automatic collection workflow for invoices.
- Customers and products/prices need to be set up before creating invoices.
- Invoices have a lifecycle of draft, open, paid, voided, or uncollectible.
- Draft invoices are editable and unsent, while open invoices await payment.
- Paid invoices are terminal and cannot change status.
- Voided invoices are similar to deleted invoices but maintain a paper trail.
- Uncollectible invoices are for bills that cannot be paid and are written off.
- Invoices can be deleted when in draft status.
- Stripe can automatically charge customers shortly after generating invoices.
- Customer emails can be enabled to send email receipts.
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