Allocation downgrade credit changes
New Functionality
As of April 18th, 2019, we will now correctly respect the proration_downgrade_scheme regardless of what the proration_upgrade_scheme is during a downgrade allocation.
Previous Functionality
When an allocation occurred that would result in a credit, and the following conditions were met:
proratewas selected for theproration_downgrade_schemefull-price-attempt-captureorfull-price-delay-capturewas selected for theproration_upgrade_scheme
The resulting credit would have been for the full amount of the allocation instead of a prorated amount. Example:
I have a subscription that is halfway through it’s period and it has a component allocated with 10 units. Each of those units is $10, which means the total cost of the allocation is $100.
I then adjust the component to have only 5 units, which is a downgrade, and I utilize the conditions met above (prorate for downgrade, full-price-attempt-capture for upgrade). The resulting credit would be $50 instead of the anticipated prorated credit of $25.