At the moment, each Lago account is associated with a unique environment. It is
currently not possible to have your test environment and production environment
in the same account.However, we can suggest different workarounds:
Create two accounts to get access to two environments, one that could be
called “Company Staging” and another one that could be called “Company
Production”; or
Leverage our two hosting solutions to use Lago Cloud as a test
environment and Lago Open Source as a production environment (or vice versa).
Please note that the above workarounds will require you to replicate the same
setup in both environments.
In the future, you will be able to get access to a test environment and a
production environment with the same Lago account.
To start a subscription, you need to assign a plan to an existing customer. To
do so through the user interface:
In the side menu, select “Customers”;
Select a customer from the list;
On the right-hand side, click “Add a plan”;
Select the plan you would like to assign to your customer; and
Click “Add plan” to confirm.
A success toast will be displayed and the new subscription will appear in the
customer view.You can also start a subscription through the API, as described in the
documentation.
Events sent from your backend to Lago will be automatically aggregated according
to the predefined billable metrics. To start sending usage-based events, please
refer to the documentation.
At the end of the billing period, Lago will automatically generate an invoice
for each customer. Invoices will be sent to your application using webhooks. To
define the URL to which the webhooks will be sent:
In the side menu of the user interface, select “Developers”;
On the right-hand side, click “Add a webhook”;
Enter the URL of your application; and
Click “Add webhook” to confirm.
To learn more about webhooks and invoices, please refer to the
API documentation.