I have a google sheets with a list of containers I rent. Each of them has its expiring dates, the date I suppose to get the rent. As soon as I get the rent I mark as paid in a column formatted with 2 values: paid, not paid.
Is there a way to automatically format this column every 30 days from the previously paid day.
For example: I hired a container on 24th of January, got the payment at the same day and marked as paid on sheets. On 24th of February I'd like to automatically get the cell marked as not paid.
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I would like to set a constant notification for 17th day of every month -DEC 17th, MAY 17th, JUN 17th etc-. I would like to customize the notification whenever the month is March.
This is for an app that I am building for a request. Building it in Swift 4, for iOS. I haven't started to build yet, I checked a few questions here and there, couldn't get the result I expect.
The expected output is:
17th day of every month except March, notification should say "here's the monthly reminder for you". Every March, it should say "here's the yearly reminder for you"
We are using firebase analytics in our iOS app.
I would like to find out number of new active users in a month and the attrition of our app monthly i.e., the number of
users leaving the app every month.
Attrition for a month(suppose January) can be calculated as
attrition = (monthly active users of January) - (monthly active users of January and February)
where (monthly active users of January and February) is the no of users that are active in January and also active in February.
Example: There are 100 monthly active users in January and 120 in February. The difference 20 can be interpreted either as 20 new users or as 40 new users and 20 left the app.
In the latter case the attrition can be calculated as
active users of January and February = 80 (20 left the app in January and rest of the users are
still active in February)
attrition = monthly active users of January - active users of January and February
= 100 - 80 = 20(the number of users who left the app)
The firebase console shows the number of monthly, weekly and daily active users. But it doesn't
let us filter users who are active in 2 different months.
So how to find the attrition and new active user count of our iOS app using firebase?
Two options here:
Either set a User Property as a month for which you want to refine the data for active users.
This option is not that great since Firebase restricts creation of 25 user properties and don't let delete them.
Export Firebase data to Big Query and run query to get the users (by setting a userID) for a month, typically done via DATE RANGE function.
Hope this helps!
Is the auto-renewable In-App-Purchase price tier set in iTunes Connect per subscription period or per month?
E.g. An IAP with subscription period 3 months and price tier 99ct, does it charge 99ct every month or 99ct for 3 months?
The docs say:
Price Tier: The price tier at which you want to sell the subscription
for this duration.
Since there is also a 7 day subscription period I would assume that the price is for the period. On the other hand all other periods are multiples of 1 month.
If you give 3 Month as time period they will charge you every 3 month.
Based on your Example query they charge 99ct for 3 months
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I have an app on the app store that has been out for a few months with iAd banners and I get a few dollars every month ( not very much ) and I heard that you need a minimum of revenue to actually get paid. if this is true, how much do I need? do they cumulative every month or do I need that minimum every month and therefore won't get any of the money I earned these past few months? thanks for your answers!
Your revenue is cumulative. Check this FAQ entry for the payment schedule and minimums.
When will I be paid? Payments are made within 45 days of the last
day of the month in which app purchases were made. To receive payment,
you must have provided all required banking and tax information and
documentation, as well as meeting the minimum payment threshold.
If your bank and bank account currency is listed in this table, you
must exceed a minimum payment threshold of $10 USD. All other bank
countries and bank account currencies must exceed a minimum payment
threshold of $150 USD.
I know this is supposed to be simple but I'm having trouble coming up with a good, simple setup.
I'm building an app for a school. The school charges for things like pre-registration fee, supply fees, monthly enrollment, etc.
The most important aspect of billing is the monthly enrollment. Let's say it's $50 per month. I want to setup recurring billing (maybe with Stripe), but some people might choose to pay cash, or check or one-time credit card charge, instead of an automatic monthly withdrawal from their account.
Also, fees other than monthly enrollment, such as supply fees, books and such.
I was thinking about creating an Invoice setup, which I already have from another app (kinda like Freshbooks or Blinksale, [Item, LineItem, Tax, Invoice, Payment, etc]) but I thought that might be overkill.
So how would you set this up? Important points...
Ability to charge a monthly recurring fee and other one time charges
Able to track if item is due or if it has been paid
Track if monthly enrollment has been paid, MAKING A RELATIONSHIP between the payment and the monthly enrollment
I would just have a payments model. It would have a frequency (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, yearly), payment status(paid or pending) and due date and type of fee(pre-registration, supply, etc)
If a guy opts one time payment in beginning, he would have all payments inserted and due date would be the current date and all the statuses would be paid.
If he opts for some fees to be paid monthly, he will have 12 records in payment table with frequency 'monthly'. The due date would be spaced one month apart each. The status of the last 11 records would be pending.
You can now track the list of payments whose due date is within next one month and take appropriate action.