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    Hi community, we want to provide an update and let you know we are reviewing these ideas and have a close eye on the support this idea continues to receive.

    We understand that for some businesses, a quote’s title and summary are important details that should carry through to an invoice, and appreciate that automating this would improve consistency and reduce manual re-entry.

    Right now, Title and Summary aren’t available fields on Xero invoices - Supporting this would first require those fields to be added to invoices, before they could flow through automatically from quotes. From there, the change also needs to be considered across a number of surfaces, such as web, mobile, imports, exports, emails, and more.

    To be transparent, this work isn’t currently on our roadmap.

    For now, we recommend manually copying these fields from a quote into the description field on a new line within the invoice.

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    Sam Nichols commented  · 

    There is a title and summary box you can edit when creating a quote, why is that not the same for invoices?
    And why isn’t everything thats on a quote not duplicated on the invoice, eg title and summary
    Also the defaults terms need to come up when creating quotes, invoices, credit notes and be able to edit them, instead of having 20 different templates so you can easily remove the two or three words you don’t need.

    My invoices are legal documents and i prefer to put necessary information on them instead of in the email so when the invoice/quote is accepted and paid for its all there on the document

    I don’t want two subscriptions for another invoice app because of the absence of a editable title summary box and terms

    Sam Nichols supported this idea  ·