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    Hi team, discovery went well and has provided good insights to our product team. Things have now moved along and I can share that we're working on a solution that'll enable you to schedule when an invoice is sent, and the ability to cancel a scheduled send if needed. 🙂

    In early stages right now, but I'll share more news as this progresses. Thanks!

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    Hi everyone, we wanted to return and give you an update here. As mentioned in our last post - we want to be forth right that we don't have any plans to remove 'Powered by Xero' from emails sent from Xero, with intentional purpose and based on findings from interactions we can see having true benefit to customers in getting paid faster. 

    That said, we appreciate the feedback we've received and have made changes since this was initially raised to reduce the size of the footer where this is shown and have removed the hyperlink to xero.com. We will continue to develop the invoice email to continue to drive improvements for our customers and the ways you receive payments.

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    Damien Roux commented  · 

    Answer from the Xero Support team - 50% joke 50% solution:

    "Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback on this. I've checked this with the product team and they've let us know that this an experiment that rolled out to a percentage of Xero organisations. The core intention behind adding our logo to the emails sent from Xero is to improve the email interactions with users and to bring us in line with other industry standards. We can assure you that the logo was intended to increase the legitimacy of the emails sent from Xero which is a good practice followed by the industry. The team wanted to share with you that so far this has shown a 1% increase in email interactions as a result of this change which is a positive improvement and indicator that emails sent from Xero are well received and trusted by recipients. However, we understand your concerns and we're happy to remove your organisation from the experiment as requested."

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    Damien Roux commented  · 

    It says it all:

    "Enforcing free advertisement onto your clients without consent is unacceptable."

    "I didn't agree to give free advertising for Xero. You can keep the logo in the emails if I can get 50% off the monthly subscription."

    "Why has Xero added their advertising at the bottom of outbound emails? We are paying a subscription fee and do not want to be a walking billboard promoting software to our clients. Please Xero allow us to remove this unwanted branding"

    💡 You should spend time developing features that matters to your existing customers instead. Retention vs Acquisition.

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