File name: subscriptions.csv.zstd .

The subscriptions export contains all the subscriptions in Beat’s database.

Field Data type Description
subscription_id string The subscription ID.
user_id string The user ID this subscription belongs to. Should always point to the primary user, not profiles.
product_id string The product ID this subscription represents.
trial_start_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date when the trial period started. Can be null.
trial_end_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date when the trial period concluded. Can be null.
lock_start_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date when a lock period started. Can be null.
lock_end_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date when a lock period ended. Can be null.
start_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date the subscription was started. Will often correspond to trial_start_date.
stop_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date the subscription was stopped.
`expiry_date`` string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date the subscription expires (and the user loses access).
next_billing_date string (ISO 8601 datetime) The date the subscription will be attempted renewed the next time.
state string, one of trialing,
active, renew_failure,
stopped, deactivated,
unpaid,
incomplete,
incomplete_expired,
unknown The status of the subscription. See the document on subscription states.
is_granting_access boolean Indicates whether the subscription is currently granting the user access to the product. This is at the time of this writing only checking if expiry_date is null or in the future.
partner_name string The name of the partner that owns the subscription through the partner API. Not set means the subscription is managed by the user.