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  1. 160 votes

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    Hi community, thanks for on-going engagements with us about how you use the Xero network in this idea. As our team continue work on new invoicing, development for building the Xero Network within new invoicing is now underway, and we'll keep you updated of further news of this, here.

    In the meantime, if you've set up Xero network for your contacts you can continue to send these through the Invoices awaiting payments list. As mentioned in my last updated we still strongly recommend exploring eInvoicing as a solution.

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    Gregory Yorke commented  · 

    If you have multiple Xero entities and do intracompany transactions, Xero-to-Xero is the easiest and safest way to be sure invoices and bills are recorded on both sides. All of the suggested alternatives are worse options.

  2. 295 votes

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  3. 369 votes

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    Hi community, we’ve just released some new keyboard shortcuts to new invoicing, that cut down the number of mouse clicks and help you perform actions on your invoice with some simple keyboard entry options. 

    There’s a range of different shortcuts that you can explore, and in particular a few that I wanted to call out for ‘Approve’ options that I know will be of most interest to you, here;

    • Approve (Ctrl-Alt-A OR Cmd-Opt-A on a Mac)
    • Approve & add another (Ctrl-Alt-O OR Cmd-Opt-O on a Mac)
    • Approve & print PDF (Ctrl-Alt-R OR Cmd-Opt-R on a Mac)
    • Approve & email / send eInvoice (Ctrl-Alt-E OR Cmd-Opt-E on a Mac)

    While you get used to the combinations of shortcuts our product team have added small prompts to highlight these in the product, and if you’d like to view the full list of options you can see them all on Xero Central

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    Hi team, now in 2025 and many here will have received our recent communication leading up to the retirement of classic invoicing on 27 Feb this year. 

    We’re continuing to work hard on delivering more features within new invoicing that’ll help most in your workflow. 

    Thanks for staying engaged with us on changes that’ll help you through the idea here.

    To give an update on recent deliveries that positively impact some of you that have shared on the idea here. Late last year we released improvements to the issue and due date fields so you can now use all the date entry shortcuts that were available in classic, and we made it simpler to access the date picker. We also updated the Files attachment modal so you can now drag & drop files anywhere on the page, and when you use tracked inventory you can see the number of items…

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    Gregory Yorke commented  · 

    Probably in a minority, but we use Xero Network all the time for AR/AP between our two entities, and it's not possible w/ New Invoicing, greatly increasing the chances for error. A big step backwards.

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  5. 39 votes

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    Gregory Yorke commented  · 

    Same. We write several thousand checks per month, using the "make payment > pay by check" screen perhaps 15 times in a row, and each time we have to be positive we've selected the correct bank account out of six. And then once we've selected the correct bank account, we have to wait for them to renumber.

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  6. 9 votes

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    Gregory Yorke commented  · 

    Following up … any process where checks are printed in an unpredictable, unrepeatable order can not by definition have an "expected behavior."
    A normal user expects that, if they void checks and delete the check numbers and repeat the selection process step-by-step, then the new checks will be numbered exactly the same as the initial, voided batch.

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    Gregory Yorke commented  · 

    Xero support states that this order is random -- it is not even repeatable if you select n checks, save (number) them, void those checks, and try to create the checks again. The check numbers will be in a different order. They should have a logical order, like the sort used on the bills screen they were selected from, or always in vendor alphabetical order. That way if there is a problem (and right now I have 3000 checks worth of problem) you can always reissue checks in a predictable order.

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