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How a metric combines matching events into one number: count, sum, max, count_distinct, or sql.
The amount of a feature a customer can use in a period, set by their plan or a grant.
A pending action that waits for a second person to approve or reject it. See Approvals.
A record of changes in the workspace, searchable and exportable. See Audit logs.
A rule that buys more credits when a balance falls to a threshold, up to a monthly cap.
The span of time a subscription’s usage and fees are billed together, such as a calendar month.
How often a price is charged: monthly, quarterly, annual, one_time, or usage_based.
A set of credits with its own amount, source, and expiry, held in a wallet.
A document that reduces what a customer owes against a paid invoice.
What a set of credits is for, such as image_credits, and how the balance behaves at zero.
The party you bill. Identified by your own ID, or by a generated cust_… ID.
The reminders and retries sent when an invoice isn’t paid.
Whether a customer can use a feature right now, and how much of it remains.
One record of something a customer did, sent by your application.
A value that makes a retried request count or create only once.
Whether a price is charged at the end (in_arrears) or the start (in_advance) of a period.
A bill for a period, a purchase, or a manual charge. See the lifecycle.
A seat a customer holds under a license price.
A rule that turns events into a billable quantity. See Metrics.
A named bundle of prices that customers subscribe to.
A short-lived, customer-scoped token that lets a customer’s browser read their billing. See Customer portal.
What to charge for a metric or a flat fee, with a pricing model. See Pricing models.
A workspace where payments never reach a real processor and test clocks are available. See Environments.
A customer’s enrolment in a plan from a start date.
A simulated time for a sandbox customer, moved forward to test billing. See Test billing.
A customer’s balance for one credit type.
A signed notification sent to your endpoint when something happens. See Webhooks.