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    Hi community, we’re excited to share an update that's in the beginnings of rolled out to all users. Some may notice on the Reconcile page that your bank account now shows up to 50 statement lines at once 🎉
    We appreciate all our customers that tested and shaped this update with us. From feedback we combined this release with the ability to search and filter   
    Along with an increased number of statement lines, you’ll also see a search bar showing at the top of the page where you can enter details from your statement lines including ; Payee, Reference, Description, Transaction type, Cheque No. and Analysis code.
    We know one of the needs here was being able to narrow down the date range or the Amounts that you wanted to reconcile for and with this update you'll be able to filter by date range or minimum and maximum amounts.…

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    Megan Murphy commented  · 

    I'd love to know what % of reconciliation usage is on the app rather than desktop. For accountants and bookkeepers, I'd wager it is less than 1%. We need a functional desktop product, the app is irrelevant.

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    Hi community, first off thank you for the continued interest and feedback surrounding this idea. We’re continuing to build on the bank reconciliation experience in Xero and recognise the ways this feature will help improve the efficiency, flexibility and transparency of transactions in your business. Our team have done a lot of exploration into being able to surface and match Credit Notes when reconciling your bank account in Xero, and this is now in development.

    We’ll shift the idea here into ‘Working on it’ and continue to update as there’s more detail of this to share.

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    Hi community, We're excited that enhancements to your bank reconciliation experience in Xero are in the process of being rolled out! Some may notice you can now effortlessly search and filter statement lines based on your preferred criteria, giving you ultimate control and efficiency. Plus you’ll be able to view more statement lines on your screen - up to 50 unreconciled statement lines on one page. 🚀
    Worth noting here with the interest in getting a narrower view of statement lines that need reconciling on a given or between certain dates - you’ll find with the more option to the right of Search you’ll be able to set a date range and filter down your view 😁

    If you don't quite  have the new features yet, I can assure you they are coming soon, as we ramp up the release of this to everyone over the next few weeks. I'll…

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    Hello everyone, appreciate all your feedback here. To be upfront, we don’t have any plans to develop the ability to reconcile clearing, control and non-bank accounts in the near future. 


    Some of the technology improvements going on across Xero will create more opportunities for us to explore extending some of the more complex functionality from one part of Xero to another. However, we are some way off from this yet. 


    That being said, there is the Account transaction report that could be handy in providing a view of both sides of a transaction in Xero. You can include the related account as a column in the report - See more in our help article on this.

    Alternatively, if you’re using an external system, you could look into the Xero App store


    Appreciate there are also lots of ways others are using Xero’s to fit their needs - If you…

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    Megan Murphy commented  · 

    This was the first feature I ever contacted support about, back in 2013. I couldn't believe it wasn't available then, and I really can't believe it's still not available now. The countless hours spent by staff in this office reconciling clearing accounts each week is beyond ridiculous.