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Hi community, we appreciate many businesses have adopted single sign on with providers like Google, Microsoft Azure/Entra, and Okta to easily streamline logins to many applications and manage operational risk. Our team are staying close to votes and feedback of the idea here, and though we can't commit to development at this time, we will be sure to let you know of any progress toward enabling single sign on
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"Get back to what you love with Xero accounting software." This is on Xero's front page today.
It would be great if Xero lived up to its own hype. The option of getting Xero invoices in Xero would be great, but an email with a PDF would be even better. I could set an auto-forward rule for Xero's PDF receipt to go to BILL or Divvy or both, saving us time. Isn't that Xero's thing, saving time?
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Hi team, further on from our last update we are extending the ability to automatically record Xero subscription invoices in your organisation to UK customers via einvoicing.
As a first cut if you have registered for einvoicing, you'll be able to edit your billing contact to select to 'Receive Xero subscription bills as einvoices where you'll need to enter your businesses VAT. Over the following months we'll be building on the experience so you can eventually choose this option from the online invoice itself. We'll keep you updated of progress for this, here.Aaron Angel
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See also https://productideas.xero.com/forums/939198-for-small-businesses/suggestions/44960674-sso-add-saml-authentication-support. These ideas should be combined. Separating similar ideas spreads out the votes leading to poor visibility of user demands for product managers.
Like other SSO solutions, Microsoft Entra (formerly Azure AD) supports SAML for external applications, so these ideas are essentially the same. In 2023, people have grown tired of too many passwords and the disparity of security requirements between vendors.
SSO is no longer an esoteric enterprise requirement. It's a minimum requirement for modern SaaS products.
We are considering more expensive products and considering budgets and the potential for migrations because of basic requirements like this.