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This is absolutely KEY to many clients who often raise large POs with overseas suppliers and then commercial invoices are raised for amounts under that PO. The fact that this was raised in 2022 and hasn't been actioned is very frustrating.
Especially when Xero introduces immaterial UI design updates before practical solutions like these.

When can we expect to see this feature be introduced??

Delivery notes that track split PO's which are uploaded following customer signature receipt of partial or full delivery of goods - not a warehouse picking slip!

I'm new to Xero and stunned that this functionality is not already within the software. Surely I am not alone here?
My business frequently receives a purchase orders from customers which may have from 1 to 100 line items for example. Some of these line items are available for immediate delivery whilst others could be several weeks in manufacture or delays with back orders etc. I would welcome the ability to create a delivery note for a partial delivery, mark the delivered items as delivered and an option to upload a signed delivery note for future reference should invoice queries occur. Having visual indication inside Xero that a PO is non-started or in-process or even a percentage completed would be ideal.
I really don't want to commit to another third party software to tackle these shortcomings that I hugely overlooked with Xero!
Please consider this basic function request that I'm sure many people want/need daily to run their businesses.

There is another idea posted for this, https://productideas.xero.com/forums/939198-for-small-businesses/suggestions/44961154-purchase-order-applying-multiple-bills-to-a-sing

Often large PO's have multiple bills because some items are either on backorder and others take longer to make so there are multiple bills and therefore multiple delivery dockets.

More flexible for the details to appear for the PO

Agree. Critical and long overdue as a function.

Having just started using tracked inventory in my own business this is critical