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  1. 408 votes

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    Hi everyone, thanks for all your feedback and highlighting the need for multi-currency manual journals, and being able to see the FX rate directly in the journal.

    We understand the needs in this space have close ties with this idea for being able to journal to bank accounts, and this is something we have intentions of doing deeper discovery around in the longer term. However, we want to be upfront that this work isn't roadmapped right now.

    Though we appreciate not the straight forward approach that you’re after here - currently you can create the journal via a bill in the relevant foreign currency. Entering positive and negative lines for the debit and credit entries, which results in a 0.00 bill total once approved. The bill lines are converted to your organisation’s base currency using the bill’s FX rate, and the transaction won’t revalue.

    As soon as there's movement…

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  2. 23 votes

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    Melinda McAuley commented  · 

    It would be really helpful to be able to add the bank statement to a published bank rec

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  3. 52 votes

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    Melinda McAuley commented  · 

    I agree that "disguising" the contact name is not enough. An employee with Invoice only access would be able to see all the contacts and the transaction history relating to that contact, including those contacts we may have have disguised to make them less obvious as payroll payments. We would not be giving this employee Payroll access but effectively they can still see the net payment transactions. This is a significant confidentiality issue. I hope Xero will prioritise this - it's not just a "nice to have"- it is fundamental. We should be able to set up payroll contact cards and restrict access to them.

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    Hi everyone, thanks for your continued engagement and support for the idea of making tracking categories mandatory in Xero. We really appreciate you sharing your insights on the benefits that adding this feature would bring to your financial reporting and month-end processes.

    Right now, you could use find and recode to assign a tracking option to any transaction lines that are currently unassigned. 

    Regarding the future of this idea, we've carefully reviewed all your feedback and the critical need you've expressed for this feature. While we understand the value and time-saving potential this improvement would bring, we want to be transparent that making tracking categories mandatory across all relevant transactions isn't on our roadmap for development. If our position of this changes in time, we'll share an update for everyone, here. 

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    Melinda McAuley commented  · 

    This would be a major benefit to all my clients - please escalate this fix!

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