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1. Account transactions report - Show description of transaction line

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   103 comments  ·  Reports & tax » Reporting  ·  delete…  ·  Admin →
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   Not in pipeline  ·  AdminKelly M (Community Manager, Xero) responded

   Hi team, we want to acknowledge your feedback and the needs you’ve expressed for being able to view the transaction line description in the account transactions report.

   While we appreciate not the news you’re hoping for here - we want to be honest with you all that there are no plans at this stage to change the behaviour of this report.

   We appreciate there can be some confusion of what is shown as it does differ based on the account and the line’s origin. We have added detail within our Xero Central article, but I’ve also noted below for ease of reference.

   • For accounts receivable, accounts payable, bank accounts, and tax account, it shows the contact’s name.
   • For all other accounts, it shows the contact’s name and the item line description.
   • As manual journals don’t have contacts, it shows narration and description.
   • For wage payments, Payroll Employee displays in place of the employee's name.

   We’ll be keeping a close eye on the interest this idea continues to build and votes will remain open. If anything changes with the status or if there are any updates to share, we’ll be sure to post them here so you’re among the first to hear.

   Hi team, we want to acknowledge your feedback and the needs you’ve expressed for being able to view the transaction line description in the account transactions report.

   While we appreciate not the news you’re hoping for here - we want to be honest with you all that there are no plans at this stage to change the behaviour of this report.

   We appreciate there can be some confusion of what is shown as it does differ based on the account and the line’s origin. We have added detail within our Xero Central article, but I’ve also noted below for ease of reference.

   • For accounts receivable, accounts payable, bank accounts, and tax account, it shows the contact’s name.
   • For all other accounts, it shows the contact’s name and the item line description.
   • As manual journals don’t have contacts, it shows narration and description.
   • For wage payments, Payroll Employee displays in… more
   Vicky Fairchild supported this idea  ·  10 February, 2025

2. Batch payments - Ability to include credit notes

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   182 comments  ·  Purchase orders, bills & inventory » Paying bills  ·  delete…  ·  Admin →
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   Accepted  ·  AdminKelly M (Community Manager, Xero) responded

   Thanks everyone, for continuing to share your experiences and examples here. We’ve been following the recent comments and really appreciate the added detail around the challenges this creates in real payment runs, particularly where credits need to be reflected alongside bills so supplier statements and remittances stay aligned.

   This March, we released the ability to find and match credit notes when reconciling, which was another highly requested idea on Xero Product Ideas.

   We recognise this is an end-of-process solution and doesn’t address the core need raised in this idea. As a quick update from my last post, we’ve done some early exploration into the technical requirements needed to solve the pain points mentioned. This is a complex area to get right, as it touches multiple parts of the bill payments and credit note experience.

   At this stage, our focus remains on continuing to develop our bank-agnostic payments solutions across regions, and work specifically on credit note application within batch payments hasn’t been roadmapped.

   We’ll keep reviewing this opportunity through our regular product planning process, and we’ll share any updates here as soon as there’s more to report.

   Thanks everyone, for continuing to share your experiences and examples here. We’ve been following the recent comments and really appreciate the added detail around the challenges this creates in real payment runs, particularly where credits need to be reflected alongside bills so supplier statements and remittances stay aligned.

   This March, we released the ability to find and match credit notes when reconciling, which was another highly requested idea on Xero Product Ideas.

   We recognise this is an end-of-process solution and doesn’t address the core need raised in this idea. As a quick update from my last post, we’ve done some early exploration into the technical requirements needed to solve the pain points mentioned. This is a complex area to get right, as it touches multiple parts of the bill payments and credit note experience.

   At this stage, our focus remains on continuing to develop our bank-agnostic payments solutions across regions,… more

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   Vicky Fairchild commented  ·  13 December, 2023  ·  Edit…  ·  delete…

   I agree. We often have to refund in bulk after annual reconciliations are performed and currently have to process refunds individually. We would love to have the ability to create a refund batch from sales credit notes in future.

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   Vicky Fairchild supported this idea  ·  13 December, 2023