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    Hi community, we totally get why you'd like to easily track partially received goods or services against a single purchase order, and to see the remaining balance within Xero.

    With the new Purchase orders experience that’ll be coming soon, our team has paid close attention to the flows and different needs in managing supplier goods that have been expressed through product ideas.

    Our team is looking to solve needs for tracking partial amounts received, so we’ll keep you updated of progress surrounding this here. 🙂

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    Debbie Seagrove commented  · 

    It is important that we are able to record committed costs so that we can track what is billed against purchase orders as many of our deliveries are split so would be good to see what balance is on a PO for many of our projects.

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    Thanks for sharing and supporting the idea here, Community. We understand the needs and desire to set a default mileage rate for Xero expenses, however want to be upfront that this is not something we have plans for in the short term.

    Our product team are staying close to the feedback, and will continue to review this idea, so if there's any changes planned we'll update you of this, here.

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    Debbie Seagrove commented  · 

    This would be very helpful, it would be good to be able to set a default rate