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  1. New Invoicing - Keep Classic Invoicing

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    Not in pipeline  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, appreciate your continued feedback on new invoicing. As mentioned in my last update we've now added a new Xero Central page for new invoicing.

    Along with updates to individual ideas on Xero Product Ideas, this page will become the single source of truth for key feature rollouts including:

    • what’s available in new invoicing right now,
    • timelines for features and enhancements going live in new invoicing, as well as
    • a comparison table between the classic and newer versions of invoicing.

    We'll be updating this page regularly.


    Relating to some of the more recent feedback there are some existing ideas that may also be of particular interest that you can join, like the ability to see the email the invoice was sent to in the history, or being able to see a timestamp, and reducing clicks and steps.

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    Aitan Roubini commented  · 

    New Invoicing is missing two features that are immensely useful to me:

    1) I can key dates into the date field in the form of '24 1 2024", hit the tab key, hit the "1" key and tab to choose my main chequing account, and enter a reference without having to use the mouse. moving back and forth between a mouse and keyboard is a huge waste of time.

    2) I can't over-pay. Sometimes companies will pay a few invoices in one transaction. Being able to put in the full amount is essential. I like the way the classic invoicing asks for what to do with the overpayment amount.