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Michael Meynell
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Hi everyone, I'm pleased to share that we're moving forward with the ability to schedule the send of an invoice from Xero.
We're in the early phase of releasing our new invoicing scheduler to customers, and appreciating the direct interest you've all shown here we've included everyone that's voted on this idea in our initial rollout!
You'll see a tool tip on the invoice page for email scheduling, and be able to choose the right date/time when you go to email an invoice (from the send email dropdown). 😊
We're really keen to hear your feedback.
We appreciate there are asks within this idea for being able to schedule the send of other document type such as payslips and want to be upfront that this isn't in the roadmap at present. However, once our invoice scheduler is out to all, we'll be monitoring it's use closely and consider how this…
Michael Meynell
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Our work is often quoted at the project level, with invoices being issued monthly for the duration of the project until the quoted amount has been paid and the project completed.
Currently, we create the quote, and then subsequently create invoices - manually keeping track until the quoted amount has been invoiced, at which point we mark the quote as invoiced.
It would be helpful if;
- We could split the quote into N invoices automatically with the total invoiced amount over N invoices equalling the amount in the selected quote.
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- When a quote is marked as accepted but not invoiced; have the ability to when creating an invoice, assign the invoice to a particular quote and create some type of useful or navigable relationship between them.
User flow would/could be;
1. Quote is created for £X
2. Quote is accepted
3. Invoice is raised for partial/split payment of £Y and approved (and or sent)
4. After an invoice is no longer draft, it can be assigned/related to a quote
After a quotes total amount has been raised as invoices, the quote is automatically marked as “Invoiced” with all related invoices being listed in the “History and notes” section.