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  1. 178 votes

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    Ellie O'Sullivan commented  · 

    This is a necessary option to have in the app, not all invoices are just one page! Please add this soon 🤞🏻

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  2. 26 votes

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    Appreciate where you're coming from with this idea, Kirsty. 

    Right now you could create a Contact Group, and have each related contact assigned to that contact group. Get what you're saying with the efficiency when having most of the same details - for now perhaps importing via csv would help create these in less time. 

    We also have an idea for the ability to copy a contact, and another for contact group statements that you might like to join and follow. 

    We'll start to get a feel of the interest for this type of feature here, and I'll let you know if there's any change planned. 

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    Ellie O'Sullivan commented  · 

    It would be really great to be able to have subsidiaries in the contacts, especially for customers. My client uses Groups in a different way so they wouldn't be able to use that work around.
    It makes sending statements and looking at the receivables very cumbersome when there are multiple customers that relate to each other.

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  3. 14 votes

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    Hi everyone, thanks for your votes on this idea. While we're always interested in integrating with more banks, the most effective way to get a new feed established is for customers to request it directly from their bank. The more that SumUp hears from its own customers that a Xero integration for bank feeds is needed, the more likely they are to work with us to build one.

    For now, you can manually import your SumUp transaction data into Xero using QIF, OFX, or CSV file types. You can find detailed instructions on how to do this in the Xero Central article below.

    This idea is open for voting and comments, and we'll continue to keep an eye on the interest for this idea here.

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  4. 607 votes

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    We appreciate everyone that's contributed here. Needs in more incremental permissions for bank accounts, have been clearly highlighted in your feedback - from protecting the confidentiality of payroll information to securely delegating reconciliation tasks for specific accounts.

    Leaning in from our last update, our product teams have conducted lots of research of existing user roles, to highlight the most critical areas work is needed to power up our customers use of Xero.

    Reporting and inventory are our first areas of priority, and you may have seen recent updates across ideas for these areas.

    Permissions to bank accounts is another area that stood out in our research, but has more dependencies and will take longer to develop.

    We'll keep you updated as our journey with roles and permissions evolve and there's more in the space of banking to share with you all.

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