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This would reduce a lot of confusion for both our staff and customers! We often request a 50% deposit for our major projects and then the remaining amount on delivery.

This is such a critical requirement. Multiple invoices are not an ideal solution as it causes customer confusion and potential legal issues. It would be so much easier to monitor cashflow and offer terms of trade to customers if xero allowed multiple payment dates for an invoice.

I have a client that is seasonal, and their bill due dates are split into portions and paid out over 30/60 and 90 days. It would be great if there were multiple drop downs for invoice due dates, which would then make the payables report accurate.

We request 50% at invoice and 50% on delivery, and with current supply chain delays those can be 6 months apart. I really want to use Xero for cashflow forecasting but this is a limitation.

Being given the suggestion of raising multiple invoices by support is really no use. I don't believe it is an unusual request to be able to raise one invoice and then mark it down as split payments/due dates.

Would be great to have this feature! E.g. Invoice terms 1/3 payment due in 30 days, remaining 2/3 due 60 days.

Yes, this allows more accurate cashflow analysis and can also be used for large bills to be paid over the course of the financial or following year. Ideally, one bill could be entered, and different due dates entered for each payment due date for each instalment. This could still record the bill for VAT purposes but would not bunch up all instalments due in month 2, instead, spreading them over months 2-12.