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Hi team, now in 2025 and many here will have received our recent communication leading up to the retirement of classic invoicing on 27 Feb this year.
We’re continuing to work hard on delivering more features within new invoicing that’ll help most in your workflow.
Thanks for staying engaged with us on changes that’ll help you through the idea here.
To give an update on recent deliveries that positively impact some of you that have shared on the idea here. Late last year we released improvements to the issue and due date fields so you can now use all the date entry shortcuts that were available in classic, and we made it simpler to access the date picker. We also updated the Files attachment modal so you can now drag & drop files anywhere on the page, and when you use tracked inventory you can see the number of items…
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David Stenson
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207 votes
Hi team, while we don't have immediate plans to change the placement of buttons on new invoicing we're interested in staying close to this feedback and I'll move the idea to Under review for the time being. We'll return to confirm any outcomes.
David Stenson
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662 votes
Hi everyone, as another step toward improving history of new invoicing you'll find you'll now see an entry when an invoice is sent, and the email address it has been sent to.
We appreciate this is something we've heard a fair amount of feedback on and we hope helps in your journey to using new invoicing.
We still have more enhancements on the way for history and I'll be back again when more updates land.
David Stenson
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Xero’s new invoicing system is a textbook example of a “downgrade disguised as an upgrade.” What used to be a simple, efficient process has become a frustrating mess of extra clicks, unnecessary scrolling, and a user interface that looks like it was designed by kids for a school project. Tasks that once took seconds now require navigating through cluttered menus, hunting for options, and wading through a poorly optimized layout that sacrifices functionality for a less than modern look.
Frankly, the only way I could express my dissatisfaction was by voting with my wallet. After exploring my options, I downgraded from paying £39 per month to £19 per month – for the same features. It’s infuriating that rather than improving functionality, Xero seems more focused on pushing customers into higher-priced plans while offering a worse user experience.