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  1. Invoices - Ability to send Invoices and statement to seperate email addresses

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    Charles O'Brien commented  · 

    Desperately need this function. Not sure how it's so hard to make this happen

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  2. Email Settings - Ability to have separate reply-to email address

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    submitted  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, we thoroughly appreciate your input and letting us know your appetite for being able to set the Reply to address for your Xero organisation, here in the idea. As many will have seen with new invoicing, our team have begun testing and making small change to the send experience. While we've been able to make these changes when developing other areas of Xero, we want to be upfront that we don't have a timeframe of when we'll upgrade the email settings page just yet, but this is something we will get to in time - when we do our team will also review the Reply to address options as part of this. So, though there is no movement to share on this just yet please know we will let you know here as soon as there is.

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