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    Hi team, we have an exciting opportunity for a few customers to meet some of our Xero team who are working hard to improve payroll for you.

    You'd get a chance to tell us your honest experience with using Xero for payroll, as well as get a tour of the Xero London office!

    If you're interested and are available on Monday Sept 30, 1:45 - 3:15pm, and could come meet the team at our Xero London office - Share your details with us through the form here.

    We have a limited amount of spaces, but if you don't manage to get invited this round our team may reach out when our n ext opportunity arises.

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    Kenneth Rocke commented  · 

    I'd recommend recording a macro in excel and just downloading > uploading a csv file into your bank. It doesn't take long and it's a huge time saver, worth the small investment in time if your bank allows csv uploads.

    You can open the downloaded .txt file in excel and then run your macro. to covert it into the right format.

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    Kenneth Rocke commented  · 

    It can't understand why bills payments can be exported to CSV and not payroll.

    The current set up means that I currently have to have two payments providers: one that accepts CSVc only (better user interface, customer experience, bank feeds to xero, employee sending cards too) and the original provider (terrible experience all-round) who only accepts BACS files.

    I want fully migrate from the original provider but I can't until payroll can be exported to CSV.

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