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  1. 131 votes

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    Wynne Tan commented  · 

    Prepayment functionality for foreign currency transactions is crucial, especially for multinational corporation. MNCs frequently deal with foreign suppliers and customers, making prepayments a common practice for securing goods or services. Without proper prepayment support in Xero for foreign currencies, it becomes challenging.

  2. 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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    Wynne Tan commented  · 

    We are reaching out to seek clarification and assistance regarding the governance of user settings within our Xero system.
    Restricting user access in Xero is essential for data security, ensuring compliance with regulations and protecting sensitive financial information. It allows organizations to align access with specific roles, minimizing risks of unauthorized exposure. This control is especially important when collaborating with external auditors, enabling them to work effectively without compromising sensitive data like bank balances. Proper access management also supports audit readiness by creating clear trails and demonstrating robust user permission controls.

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  3. 456 votes

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    Hey everyone, we've been following the conversation closely and we want to acknowledge how important this is for many of you.

    Atm, we’re on a long journey to provide more controls within Xero features that our customers need. Being such a broad idea that touches many areas of our platform, we’d like to encourage adding your votes to specific user permissions that matter most to you, such as:

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    Wynne Tan commented  · 

    We are reaching out to seek clarification and assistance regarding the governance of user settings within our Xero system.
    Restricting user access in Xero is essential for data security, ensuring compliance with regulations and protecting sensitive financial information. It allows organizations to align access with specific roles, minimizing risks of unauthorized exposure. This control is especially important when collaborating with external auditors, enabling them to work effectively without compromising sensitive data like bank balances. Proper access management also supports audit readiness by creating clear trails and demonstrating robust user permission controls.

    Wynne Tan supported this idea  ·