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  1. Invoices - Multiple due dates for payments/deposits along with the ability to offer trade terms

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    submitted  ·  62 comments  ·  Invoices & quotes » Invoicing  ·  Admin →
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    Nichola Ross Martin commented  · 

    Unbelievable that Xero cannot allow us to raise a single invoice and accept payment by instalment.

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  2. Sales Invoices - Issue progress payments on invoices for project/instalment

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    In development  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, we'd like to share an update with you all.

    We've begun release of a deposits solution powered by Stripe to a small group of customers, and expect to roll this out over the coming months.

    We appreciate progressive payments for businesses that work on more of an instalments flow is a little more complex than what will be available initially with deposits.

    We do have intentions to expand on this feature overtime, and I'll continue to keep you updated with further news on deposits and progress payments.

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    Nichola Ross Martin commented  · 

    Still not a feature? 0/10 for this lack of functionality. How can any software company that expects its own customers to pay by instalment not create a feature to allow its users to offer this to their customers?

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