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BILL-142
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# Work Pack: BILL-142 <goal> Send one reminder email 3 days after an invoice becomes overdue. </goal> <files_to_check> - billing/reminders.ts - jobs/invoiceCron.ts - emails/OverdueReminder.tsx </files_to_check> <missing_questions> - Should reminders send once or repeat until paid? </missing_questions> <do_not_touch> - Stripe charge creation - Invoice generation rules - Checkout frontend </do_not_touch> <tests_to_run> - Reminder sends after 72h overdue - No reminder for paid invoices - No duplicate reminder </tests_to_run> <status> Needs 1 answer before coding. </status>
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