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Hi everyone, totally get wanting to get an update from us on the idea here. Having a fair amount of interest from users I can say that Quote reminders are defintiely on the teams radar, however with current focus largely on new invoicing we do not have any immediate plans for this in the next 6 months.
I can assure you, though we mightn't be able to provide updates as frequently as you'd like to see, our product teams are heavily involved in the forums here and our community team often connect to share trends, discuss developments and externally communicate changes that are coming across Xero products. It's important to us to continue developing Xero to streamline payments and help our customers get paid sooner, and your idea here does sit in this realm.
When the teams resources open up and we can consider new development in Quotes like being…
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An error occurred while saving the comment Rachael D commentedAllow organizations like us which have more than one wages expenses account to be able to override the single default wages account for paid leave in order for this to be coded automatically to our six different wages expenses accounts during payroll.
Until now we have used ordinary pay items for paid leave because there is an override capability there. The STP2 with the ATO requirement to us classify leave however has forced us out of this workaround.
Without an override, this is going to create a lot of work for us to individually journal every staff member's paid leave to their wages account.
It makes Xero look like only a solution for small business with a handful of employees all doing similar work, not a medium sized business like ours..
Rachael D supported this idea ·
We have several budget holders as well. We are still a paper based organization because of the lack of ability to get explicit approval electronically this way. This has environmental sustainability implications and that's why I have classified this matter as critical.