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Hi team, we pleased to share that we've released some more features, enabling more users to pay suppliers without logging into your bank!
For our UK customers we've made paying overseas suppliers easier with international bill payments.
Using open banking, you can now securely send money to 180+ countries including Europe (EUR), America (USD) and Australia (AUD). So you don't have to juggle multiple platforms or hidden fees. Whether you're paying a single bill or multiple bills at once, authorise payments prepared by your team and easily track which suppliers have been paid.
We've also just launched bill payments in Xero for customers in the US, powered by BILL.
You can make simple, secure payments directly from Xero. You'll be able to authorize payments prepared by your team, and easily track which vendors have been paid. Plus, gain access to millions of vendors over the BILLTM network, and…
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Xero should keep direct payment links supported to allow streamless payment of bills from Xero.
Batch payment files should be sent directly to the bank from Xero. This allows administrative level employees to load payment batches to the bank, without the need to have bank access. Signatories can then approve batches in the bank.
Downloading and sharing bank batch files opens a huge security risk where bank account details can be amended in an unsecured notepad file.
Please take note Xero and continue to support direct payment links.
Alternatives in the AppStore do not offer the simple service of direct payment links that Xero currently offers. Additionally, these other apps add more complexity to processes and increase business costs.
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Hi team, we appreciate the added feedback from you on the behaviours from classic that you'd find useful in new invoicing. The invoice number assignment is still a feature that our teams are continuing to monitor closely. Right now, while we don’t have plans for changing the way invoice numbers are assigned, our product teams are considering future improvements - As part of this they are doing some discovery that we’d love to get your contribution to.
We'd like to invite you to share back though our survey here. Insights from this will help our product teams get a deepened sense of our invoicing users. Thanks
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I fail to understand how this represents Xero being open. This is a major flaw that you are introducing in almost all jurisdictions and environments. Auditors, governments and tax departments relay and recommend sequential invoicing, not to mention the day-to-day reliance on appropriate invoice numbers internally. This should be an absolute minimum requirement from Xero. Please do not remove classic invoicing until you have resolved your issue.
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This is a big problem for us. Yet another step backwards for Xero. Remove functionality while prices keep increasing.
Xero please fix this.
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It should be possible to add custom reports at the client level into report templates. This would allow several custom reports to be grouped, at client level, to produce management or board reporting packs on a regular basis.
The existing approach is to open and print various reports and group these outside of Xero. Another option is to recreate client level custom reports at advisor level, which is double the work load, potentially difficult given different chart of accounts, and leads room for error if amendments to custom reports happen at client level. Neither of these options are great.
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Xero used to do this for some banks in NZ, it was withdrawn last year.
Xero support, very painful to continue to see loss of key functions coupled with increase in prices.