A trial that ends, and a lock you can undo yourself

Pressing Add used to hand the storage over on the spot and say the charge would appear on your next invoice. It now begins a payment, and the storage switches on when that payment goes through, not before. The same is true of a module bought on its own.

That order matters beyond the trial bug that exposed it. Storage granted first and billed three weeks later is storage already used by the time anybody chases the invoice.

It also means an invoice here now always describes money that has actually arrived. It is raised at the moment the payment lands rather than in advance, so the invoice list is a record of what you paid, not a list of what somebody hopes you will.

The Pay button on an invoice offered “manual” as a payment method. Manual is not a payment method (it means a bank transfer someone reconciles by hand), so choosing it failed, on the one screen whose entire job is to take a payment. It is no longer offered, and the screen explains the transfer route instead.

The Subscription screen also told workspaces with a live, paid subscription that they were on trial. It was reading the trial date, which nothing clears when you subscribe, rather than whether you are actually on trial. It asks the right question now.