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  1. 43 votes

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  2. 67 votes

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  3. 581 votes

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    Hi everyone, thanks for continuing to share feedback about paying multiple bills in foreign currencies with us here.

    As mentioned in my last update UK organisations can use our online bill payments solution with Crezco to pay international suppliers.

    UK businesses can now use open banking to pay suppliers in 180+ countries, including in EUR, USD and AUD, either individually or in batches. Payments can be prepared by a team member, authorised and tracked in Xero.

    To share further progress in the US we've launched online bill payments through Melio, which includes ACH and international or cross-border payments.

    We've also launched a bill payments solution for AU with AirWallex that's currently in early access. This doesn't yet support paying in foreign currency however this functionality is high on our radar as we continue to develop this experience.

    We’ll continue to share progress as the further regional capabilities develop. Thanks

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  4. 7 votes

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  5. 42 votes

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  6. 133 votes

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    Thank you for the engagement on this idea. We’ve listened closely, and know that being able to export full customer credit information including credit limits and associated credit terms would be a highly beneficial feature for you all that've voted.

    As mentioned in our previous update the Aged Receivables Summary report does provide some of the information requested, however we understand that this may not fully meet all your needs.

    Our Product team has reviewed this idea and we're updating the status to ‘Accepted’. This is an idea we’d like to develop, but isn’t currently on the roadmap. Please continue to add your comments and votes and if anything changes, we’ll make sure to post an update here.

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  7. 13 votes

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  8. 217 votes

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    Thanks so much for all your support and input on this idea, everyone.

    We understand how helpful it’d be to have a credit limit field for suppliers in Xero, and how it could help manage cash flow and stay within agreed limits with your key suppliers.

    A good workaround shared here, is to use the Notes field in the supplier's contact record to manually track their credit limit. While this doesn't automatically stop you from exceeding the limit, it's a visible reminder for your team. Additionally, regularly running the Aged Payables Summary or Detail report can help you keep an eye on what you owe and when it's due.

    We know there’s a desire for this functionality, however we want to be transparent that we don’t have any plans for this in the near term, and will move this to Not in pipeline.

    The idea will remain open for votes…

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  9. 10 votes

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  10. 222 votes

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    Amanda Llewellyn commented  · 

    Facility to export customer statements to excel.
    The only option at the moment is pdf or email.
    The CSV option is no longer available either.
    I believe there are quite a few of us that would really benefit from this feature

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