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Thanks for your expressions and feedback in a bulk download or print facility for Files (either from the Files library or at an individual transaction level)
We know that bulk operations can be handy, however at this time we have no plans to develop this functionality. We know it might seem like a small feat, however often even small change is more tightly woven and intricate to solve beneath the surface.
While we understand this must be frustrating to hear, we’re currently focused on making improvements in other areas of Xero and are unable to prioritise a bulk download or print feature right now.
However, in situations like these there are often connected apps through the Xero App Store that may be able to assist. We appreciate and will revise solutions that could fulfil needs in this space, but want to be honest this isn’t something we have plans for…An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment 
Diana Heywood
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Please could this important feature be added as a matter of urgency. Your nearest competitor (Quickbooks) has this feature and therefore it should be a priority for Xero and a matter of courtesy for loyal clients of Xero that wish to leave for their own specific reasons.
Diana Heywood
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An error occurred while saving the comment Diana Heywood
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We would like a Gross to Net report that can be produced whilst the payrun is in "draft" before being finalised. This is so that the report can be sent for client approval prior to the payroll being finalised. Is this possible.
Although there is the detailed report, it is not in an easy to read format ie all on one page as with the Gross to Net report that can be generated for all Posted payruns.Diana Heywood
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Thanks to Campbell Green for trying to explain and resolve this query that has been ongoing for years. What I struggle to understand is that Quickbooks Online already has this bulk export facility of attachments. If the technology is as difficult to build as described, why can Quickbooks Online do it and Xero can't? You would imagine that Xero has the resources to buy the know how from Quickbooks if they can't develop it themselves? Quickbooks exports excel attachments into zip files so would still need to be manually printed but most people don't need an instantly readable picture of all the files, they just want access to those files should they/HMRC wish to look at any of them in the future.