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It is provided on the Ledger plan which is so much more cheaper than the Ignite plan (which doesn't have cash coding). Knowing this, I have already downgraded some of my clients plans just so I can use cash coding. It needs to be on the starter plan!

It will make the advisor's role much quicker.

cash coding is essential for advisors - please add!

This is necessary - please include it. Thanks!

Thank you, Xero for hearing everyone's comments on this and giving us cash coding on the new Ignite plan :) It's a very useful change that everyone needed!

Its logical to have bulk reconciling- asyour system , when adding cash expenses etc, is to add another item straight after saving the 1st item. Thus after coding a page of statements, manually, you end up with alot of items that balance with the bank statements, but have to reconccile individually!!

Absolute effing joke. Xero don't care about accountants. We're total smucks and they built their software off our backs. As soon as alternative is available, I'm ditching Xero and never ever coming back.

I'd recommend everyone start looking elsewhere for software or even going back to older methods. We already have to reduce our margin to accommodate their greedy price increases. Now limiting functionality is a joke.

I've spoken to Xero staff at a high level about this and the give zero monkeys about accountants or this issue. It's £33 plus vat just to use a ledger client and do a vat return. They've removed vat cashbook it's even more difficult. I'm waiting for Brightbooks to launch and will probably move to that. I recommend you all do the same.

This is critical.

Makes our job as accountants much less efficient.

This is critical.
Makes our job as accountants much less efficient.

Frustrating when available on a £2.50/month ledger subscription but if the client has ignite for VAT purposes paying significantly more it makes our job as accountants much longer.

Why would the partner plan have cash coding, but not the next version up...the Starter Plan. Not having this makes it more difficult to service our clients.

Cash coding is really a life saver and it should be included in the starter plan. It is time consuming to have to go through each transaction to classify it when it could be done in bulk.

Why on earth does the Starter Plan not include cash coding for the bookkeeper/accountant? I had to roll back some of my clients to the partner plan that does include it. Isn't that silly? If XERO wants to promote the starter plan to small businesses, removing the cash coding feature or not including it is definitely not going to help. This is a step in the wrong direction and may alienate some businesses like myself.

Cash coding should be in the starter plan.
The question is will it be in new plan being introduced when the Great GST cash book becomes obsolete?

I am absolutely frustrated with loosing cash coding option on Starter plan which was available for me on Partners plan.

My client downgraded to the starter plan and I agree to give Bas agents and tax agents access to the cash coding feature on the Starter plans.

I was on the Standard Plan and after the notification of another price increase I had cause to check I was on the correct plan for me.
Upon review I changed to the Starter Plan but after doing so discovered I'd lost the cash coding function.
It's not clearly stated on the pricing plan comparison chart that cash coding is not available on the Starter Plan.
I'd love to see it included of course, otherwise made a lot clearer on the comparison chart.
Thanks

I'm so disappointed that I have lost my access to cash coding as it was the most time efficient way of processing transactions. I don't understand why i have lost this functionality which only makes me unhappy with the Xero product.

I guess I'll have to move to another service provider as the comments below all seeking to have cash coding applied to the starter product seem to be ignored by Xero.

It would be especially beneficial when setting up a new client with outstanding returns

Agree with everyone, doesn't make sense that a partner plan can cash code but a starter plan can't.