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    Hi community, your ongoing interest in giving users the ability to reconcile without viewing account balances is welcomed.

    We understand why this level of bank permission control matters. As recently mentioned in my updates on this idea, while we do have current work for user roles underway there is more complexities to developing permissions within the banking space and this isn't on the immediate roadmap.

    As we continue our journey to evolving roles within Xero we'll be sure to share any progress for permissions in bank accounts with you all, here.

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    Nathan Tichy commented  · 

    I agree with previous comments and it's not just this string, there are several other strings related to user access levels, none of which have been addressed either, ie Sales staff for invoicing, to obtain sales reports need access to the bank accounts? Really? This issue creates problems with delegating tasks and limits growth of the business as owners and managers are time restricted by being required to complete data entry and reconciliation and provide reports even if sales and admin staff are available, or as mentioned below it requires outsourcing to a bookkeeper in which you need to pay their margin on wages also forcing up costs.

    This would appear to be a very large oversight by Xero and would make the software appear to be really designed for sole traders or very small companies not for larger enterprises as the software is pitched to and pricing would indicate.

    Making it prettier (really no difference) doesn't make it any better to use of improve it's functionality to evolve and grow with the business.

    This should be a priority.

    Nathan Tichy supported this idea  ·