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Chapter 13. Emails Reference

Refunds and Chargebacks

Sent when a refund or chargeback ends access, or a reversed chargeback restores it, whether the webhook or the lifecycle task (when it finds the refund first) ends the access.

com_paddlesubs.adjustments.sub_deactivated (Access Ended by a Refund): “Update to your {PRODUCT} purchase on {SITENAME}”

Access to one product has ended. Tags: {PRODUCT}, {ADJUSTMENT_ACTION} (such as refund or chargeback), {ADJUSTMENT_STATUS}.

com_paddlesubs.adjustments.sub_reactivated (Access Restored): “Your access to {PRODUCT} has been reactivated”

Access to one product is back. Same tags.

com_paddlesubs.adjustments.sub_withdrawn (Queued Access Canceled): “Update to your {PRODUCT} purchase on {SITENAME}”

A full refund or chargeback took back access that hadn't started yet, such as a renewal waiting behind the current period. The email gives the period that was canceled and says the access running now isn't affected. Tags: {PRODUCT}, {PUBLISH_UP}, {PUBLISH_DOWN}, {ADJUSTMENT_ACTION}, {ADJUSTMENT_STATUS}.

com_paddlesubs.adjustments.txn_deactivated (Purchase Ended by a Refund) and com_paddlesubs.adjustments.txn_reactivated (Purchase Restored): “Update to your recent transaction on {SITENAME}”

The same, for a transaction of two or more products. Tags: {TRANSACTION_ID}, {PRODUCTS}, {ADJUSTMENT_ACTION}, {ADJUSTMENT_STATUS}.