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    Accepted  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, appreciate the continued interest and support this idea receives.

    I know it's been sometime since our last update, and I understand frustration in recent comments wanting more news on where this is at.

    I want to confirm our product teams still have good intentions to develop the ability to copy to a purchase order from within an invoice, however with the current option of being able to copy to from the invoice list and prioritisation of other pieces of work this isn't roadmapped just yet.

    I totally get the needs here and hearing how you found this feature so useful. As soon as there's further news we'll make sure to share this with you all, here. Thanks

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    James Fitzgerald commented  · 

    This 'workaround' is not a suitable alternative. it's adding steps to a workflow which was fantastic. it adds the possibility for human error - ie selecting the 'wrong' invoice to copy from.

    it adds time which most small business users do not have.

    The fact that this is not a priority to xero speaks volumes about xero as a company and that they do not care at all about their user base.
    Why remove features which are useful? - surely you can leave 'classic' invoicing in situ whilst you resolve the absolute mess you have created?

    The new invoicing despite this as a UX nightmare, loads of wasted space. no longer able to use the keyboard to 'tab' about in order to quickly enter data.
    absolutely terrible.

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