SubscriptionDiscountConnection

The SubscriptionDraft object represents a draft version of a subscription contract before it's committed. It serves as a staging area for making changes to an existing subscription or creating a new one. The draft allows you to preview and modify various aspects of a subscription before applying the changes.

Use the SubscriptionDraft object to:

• Add, remove, or modify subscription lines and their quantities
• Manage discounts (add, remove, or update manual and code-based discounts)
• Configure delivery options and shipping methods
• Set up billing and delivery policies
• Manage customer payment methods
• Add custom attributes and notes to generated orders
• Configure billing cycles and next billing dates
• Preview the projected state of the subscription

Each SubscriptionDraft object maintains a projected state that shows how the subscription will look after the changes are committed. This allows you to preview the impact of your modifications before applying them. The draft can be associated with an existing subscription contract (for modifications) or used to create a new subscription.

The draft remains in a draft state until it's committed, at which point the changes are applied to the subscription contract and the draft is no longer accessible.

Learn more about how subscription contracts work and how to build, update, and combine subscription contracts.

The SubscriptionDraft object represents a draft version of a subscription contract before it's committed. It serves as a staging area for making changes to an existing subscription or creating a new one. The draft allows you to preview and modify various aspects of a subscription before applying the changes.

Use the SubscriptionDraft object to:

• Add, remove, or modify subscription lines and their quantities
• Manage discounts (add, remove, or update manual and code-based discounts)
• Configure delivery options and shipping methods
• Set up billing and delivery policies
• Manage customer payment methods
• Add custom attributes and notes to generated orders
• Configure billing cycles and next billing dates
• Preview the projected state of the subscription

Each SubscriptionDraft object maintains a projected state that shows how the subscription will look after the changes are committed. This allows you to preview the impact of your modifications before applying them. The draft can be associated with an existing subscription contract (for modifications) or used to create a new subscription.

The draft remains in a draft state until it's committed, at which point the changes are applied to the subscription contract and the draft is no longer accessible.

Learn more about how subscription contracts work and how to build, update, and combine subscription contracts.

The SubscriptionDraft object represents a draft version of a subscription contract before it's committed. It serves as a staging area for making changes to an existing subscription or creating a new one. The draft allows you to preview and modify various aspects of a subscription before applying the changes.

Use the SubscriptionDraft object to:

• Add, remove, or modify subscription lines and their quantities
• Manage discounts (add, remove, or update manual and code-based discounts)
• Configure delivery options and shipping methods
• Set up billing and delivery policies
• Manage customer payment methods
• Add custom attributes and notes to generated orders
• Configure billing cycles and next billing dates
• Preview the projected state of the subscription

Each SubscriptionDraft object maintains a projected state that shows how the subscription will look after the changes are committed. This allows you to preview the impact of your modifications before applying them. The draft can be associated with an existing subscription contract (for modifications) or used to create a new subscription.

The draft remains in a draft state until it's committed, at which point the changes are applied to the subscription contract and the draft is no longer accessible.

Learn more about how subscription contracts work and how to build, update, and combine subscription contracts.

The SubscriptionDraft object represents a draft version of a subscription contract before it's committed. It serves as a staging area for making changes to an existing subscription or creating a new one. The draft allows you to preview and modify various aspects of a subscription before applying the changes.

Use the SubscriptionDraft object to:

• Add, remove, or modify subscription lines and their quantities
• Manage discounts (add, remove, or update manual and code-based discounts)
• Configure delivery options and shipping methods
• Set up billing and delivery policies
• Manage customer payment methods
• Add custom attributes and notes to generated orders
• Configure billing cycles and next billing dates
• Preview the projected state of the subscription

Each SubscriptionDraft object maintains a projected state that shows how the subscription will look after the changes are committed. This allows you to preview the impact of your modifications before applying them. The draft can be associated with an existing subscription contract (for modifications) or used to create a new subscription.

The draft remains in a draft state until it's committed, at which point the changes are applied to the subscription contract and the draft is no longer accessible.

Learn more about how subscription contracts work and how to build, update, and combine subscription contracts.

The connection between the node and its parent. Each edge contains a minimum of the edge's cursor and the node.

A list of nodes that are contained in SubscriptionDiscountEdge. You can fetch data about an individual node, or you can follow the edges to fetch data about a collection of related nodes. At each node, you specify the fields that you want to retrieve.

An object that’s used to retrieve cursor information about the current page.