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We appreciate everyone that's contributed here. Needs in more incremental permissions for bank accounts, have been clearly highlighted in your feedback - from protecting the confidentiality of payroll information to securely delegating reconciliation tasks for specific accounts.
Leaning in from our last update, our product teams have conducted lots of research of existing user roles, to highlight the most critical areas work is needed to power up our customers use of Xero.
Reporting and inventory are our first areas of priority, and you may have seen recent updates across ideas for these areas.
Permissions to bank accounts is another area that stood out in our research, but has more dependencies and will take longer to develop.
We'll keep you updated as our journey with roles and permissions evolve and there's more in the space of banking to share with you all.
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Such a shame that Xero is so flexible and beautiful to use yet Xero does not consider it pertinent or critical that access levels are addressed. This is a serious hindrance; no large business would put up with it, some small to medium sized businesses can't either.
What's the point of having Xero which is meant to make life easier, when because of the blanket way Xero allows users to have access / inability to customise what parts of an organisation's financial information and bank accounts users have access to, it actually causes hours and hours of painful workload being loaded onto some one person because the other individuals should not have access to certain information but we can't make that work in Xero due to current settings.
Appreciate Xero believes focusing on their 'Building on beautiful' work is important but think Xero is missing the point that with the current way security and access settings work it is causing Xero to not be so beautiful for a big load of its customers.
Sadly if this is not addressed urgently, we will be moving ourselves and all other clients away from Xero to another provider which understands the supremacy of security and access settings and the ability for an organisation to determine which of its users get to see/edit which parts of its information.