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This would be a great feature - looks like it's been bubbling around for quite some time - hopefully gets into the pipeline.

To be able to segregate duties and have more advanced security settings would be ideal. Area managers need specific access to xero areas that reflect their business units, not the entire business.

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"This is an excellent technique by Xero, placing any shortcomings in an 'ideas' pool gets rid of support problems, I mean, an accounts package without multi-user security.
It's been since 2014, and not a single entry from Xero, because they don't read this stuff, its to get you off their backs.

This is an excellent technique by Xero, placing any shortcomings in an 'ideas' pool gets rid of support problems, I mean, an accounts package without multi-user security.
It's been since 2014, and not a single entry from Xero, because they don't read this stuff, its to get you off their backs.

This is a big thing that needs to be changed. Most accounting packages have a check list of what you want your users to see because it can get quite complicated. I think in terms of entry level staff and restrictions this is maybe a good idea.

I don't want users to be able to create contacts at all and this to be a finance thing but there is no restriction to this

How has this not been fixed yet? My client's business can't expand and have controls in place with differing levels for segregation of duties. Its quite embarrasing.

Report viewing should be customizable eg AP's AR's , Sales reports and Purchases reports. Accounts receivables clerks should be able so see sales and AR's e.t.c

I would like to set up permissions on my Xero account where the user can raise quotes and convert only their quotes to invoices but they cannot see all the invoices in the business and they do not see a dashboard of all outstanding invoices owing.

I love Xero but I think their user access is its biggest short coming. User permissions are a fundamental part of any accounts system.
This is one area where I prefer more complexity and choice.
We lose a lot of potential efficiency and effectiveness by not allowing people to do their jobs / duplicating effort so that junior staff don't end up seeing confidential data.

Come on xero, as soon as a business grows to a certain level robust and customizable user controls are required. It’s really not difficult and clearly critical for so many of your customers.

Business unit or area managers need limit access to Xero areas that reflect their responsibilities, without being able to access all areas and all reports.

As the Admin role of Xero, I should be able to limit their access from my side...

Please give the quotes and invoices user the option to add new products, alternatively, give the option to hide the bank accounts and reports from the standard user.

I would like users to only be able to see the History and Notes in the Advanced section.

I would like to be able to set limits on payment amounts that different users can authorise eg For example, one user limited to only authorise payments up to £1000, another up to £5k, another up to £10k and so on.

I would like to be able to allow people who work in sales and chase money to have read only access to customers, their invoice history and invoices outstanding without seeing the rest of xero (banks, reports, purchases, payroll) as it would save time if they could look this up themselves instead of having to stop what I’m doing to get the information they need.

Users need to be able to perform specific tasks such as customising stationery without being able to access bank account information & other areas of accounting that bear no relevance to what they are doing.

Business unit or area managers need specific access to xero areas that reflect their responsibilities, without being able to access all areas and all reports.

This feels like a basic feature that's sorely lacking in Xero at the moment.

Give options in the standard User rights role where the person cannot have bank account access.

Previously had the ability to assign user roles ie just purchase orders and accounts payable. why has this disappeared?

Surely its obvious when new people start they should not have free reign over everything.

Where is the risk management of users incorporated into this aspect of Xero access?