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I would like to request that the parameters around the business snapshot ratio's (specifically current ratio) exclude long term loans that are connected to a bank feed.

Currently if a long term loan is connected to a bank feed it must be allocated as "Bank" this then over rides any account type or account mapping settings otherwise designating the account as a long term liability in regard to ratio's. Xero simply assumes if it is "bank" it must be an overdraft or credit card and therefore is a current liability. This deems any ratio's within the business snapshot relying on current vs long term as null and void.

When setting up a "bank" account in Xero, it asks if the account is an everyday, loan or credit card, the very act of selecting "loan" should either a) denote it's likely long term, not current. Or b) prompt an additional question as to whether the loan is long or short term.

We should not have to sacrifice using a fundamental basic tool in Xero (the bankfeed) in order to utilise tools such as business snapshot ratios. Especially not for something that seems so fundamentally basic, there must be many, many businesses using a bank feed for long term loan accounts who are also trying to utilise tools such as ratio's.

I don't believe this is a feature request but rather an urgent break/ fix.