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Hi team, thanks for staying engaged with us here. From your feedback our product teams clearly understand there are legitimate use cases and scenarios in which you’d like to be able to simply unapprove a bill.
While seemingly simple there is a bit of underlying work that needs to be done within Bills to enable us to build this functionality - As you’ll have experienced within the Bills list view - we’re in the process of uplifting the pages in Bills with updated technology that’ll unlock our ability to develop features like unapprove.
So, while it’s not in our roadmap atm, we’re tuned in here and will continue to assess how we may solve this as we plan our future roadmap. I’ll make sure to share any progress with everyone here.
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Hi everyone, we really appreciate your feedback and the growing support this idea has received. Our product teams have been taking on board all that our customers have shared back on the new Homepage and are currently working on improvements to the sizing of some of the widgets including the Invoices owed to you and Bills to pay widgets - The intention is to provide a smaller widget size in which drafts will be shown beside the chart instead of below, helping the visibility and ease of use as you're after here.
I'll be sure to round back and update you when this is delivered 🙂
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It used to be more prominent showing if there were drafts ready, but now its not obvious at all.
Would be great if these were highlighted with like a clue background to easily see, maybe bigger?
Quite a few times i've hit approve on a bill and then realised it wasn't the correct account or details. Then i have to exit draft bills and go find the bill to open, edit, save and then go back to drafts to continue adding, which adds so much time.
A simple 'Undo' button would be amazing which would undo the last thing you did, opening the last draft you approved back open in edit mode. Then once saved will open your next draft bill ready to complete.