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1. AU Payroll - Report for Unused Leave Paid out on Termination

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   Not in pipeline  ·  AdminDavid Reynolds (Admin, Xero) responded

   Hi everyone, thanks for your feedback on this idea. We appreciate you sharing how important STP reporting is.

   The existing solution is to view the STP finalisation screen, as this information is included in the employee's STP summary.

   Something to note is that leave paid out on termination has several reporting types depending on the termination reason and leave type (i.e. Type U, Lump Sum A, etc).

   If you use the STP finalisation reports, you may like to view this in conjunction with the ATO’s guide: STP Phase 2 Reporting - Quick reference guide.

   Creating a new report for unused leave paid out on termination isn’t currently on our product team’s road map, so we've updated this idea to Not in Pipeline. The idea remains open for votes though so we can continue to monitor interest.

   Ben Humphreys supported this idea  ·  06 August, 2026

2. Login - Enable Microsoft Entra ID Single Sign On

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   In development  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

   Thanks for your feedback on Single Sign-On(SSO). We last updated this idea in October 2025, and we’re sorry it’s taken some time for us to provide another. We will do our best to keep you more informed of progress as it continues.

   Where SSO is today

   We’ve built an SSO capability for accountant and bookkeeper partner practices using OpenID Connect (OIDC). We ran a closed beta with a small group of partners, which is now complete, and those partners are connected. We’re still confirming how and when other accounting and bookkeeping partners can access it. SSO isn’t currently available to businesses or IT providers. We’ll share access details in a future update once they’re confirmed.

   What we’re looking at next

   We’re exploring what it would take to offer SSO to small businesses. Business needs differ from accountant and bookkeeper partners’, so we’re looking at:

   • how a business and its users are set up in Xero
   • which businesses would qualify
   • how we’d check a company owns its email domain
   • how onboarding and support would work

   Help us understand your needs

   If you run or work in a small business, an accounting or bookkeeping practice, or are an IT provider, please take our short survey. It will give us a sense of how you sign in today, which identity provider you use (if any) and what you need from SSO. It takes about 5 minutes and closes Friday 11 December 2026.

   We don’t have a timeline to share yet. We’ll share an update on the survey findings in the new year (2027).

   Thanks for your feedback on Single Sign-On(SSO). We last updated this idea in October 2025, and we’re sorry it’s taken some time for us to provide another. We will do our best to keep you more informed of progress as it continues.

   Where SSO is today

   We’ve built an SSO capability for accountant and bookkeeper partner practices using OpenID Connect (OIDC). We ran a closed beta with a small group of partners, which is now complete, and those partners are connected. We’re still confirming how and when other accounting and bookkeeping partners can access it. SSO isn’t currently available to businesses or IT providers. We’ll share access details in a future update once they’re confirmed.

   What we’re looking at next

   We’re exploring what it would take to offer SSO to small businesses. Business needs differ from accountant and bookkeeper partners’, so we’re looking at:

   • how a business and its users… more
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   Ben Humphreys commented  ·  18 July, 2023  ·  Edit…  ·  delete…

   We are likely to have to move away from Xero due to Qld Law Society Cyber Security requirements. Even as a small law firm, we are now required to have in place Conditional Access for all prctice accounts, systems and data. If Xero cannot provide Azure SSO we will not have a choice but move to a provider who can!

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   Ben Humphreys supported this idea  ·  18 July, 2023