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Email template | Sales invoice - Ability to remove due date

My client does not want to show due date on the email template on a sales invoice that I send to them.

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  • Mike Johnston commented  ·   ·  Report

    Agree - need to be able to edit the invoice email like we used to. Business clients do not want due date or amount on it, and we don't want our Logo on it (but need it on the invoice as we have a different trading name than business name).
    Logo is looking like attached when delivered and then gets distorted when forwarded. Need to be able to edit all of the email as we could.

  • Joanie S commented  ·   ·  Report

    This is a pretty big deal for us. Hopefully they can get it resolved prior to retiring Classic

  • Vijay Sharma commented  ·   ·  Report

    Can we have the option to remove due date from the email template that we send with invoices.

  • Lucilia Powell commented  ·   ·  Report

    I have been saying this for a long time. The other issue we have is when the customer already paid (say by card) and the invoice is only for their records on their VAT return. Why does it need to show due date? I've sent many tickets to Xero about this. I successfully managed to remove it on the classic invoicing email template, but now have the same problem with the new invoicing. Xero never listens!!

  • Sharon Burgess commented  ·   ·  Report

    For our organisation our customers pay on a proforma invoice then when payment is made we issue the invoice - so the due date on the email template causes confusion.