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  1. New Invoicing - Keep Classic Invoicing

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    Not in pipeline  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, appreciate your continued feedback on new invoicing. As mentioned in my last update we've now added a new Xero Central page for new invoicing.

    Along with updates to individual ideas on Xero Product Ideas, this page will become the single source of truth for key feature rollouts including:

    • what’s available in new invoicing right now,
    • timelines for features and enhancements going live in new invoicing, as well as
    • a comparison table between the classic and newer versions of invoicing.

    We'll be updating this page regularly.


    Relating to some of the more recent feedback there are some existing ideas that may also be of particular interest that you can join, like the ability to see the email the invoice was sent to in the history, or being able to see a timestamp, and reducing clicks and steps.

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    Christine Roberts commented  · 

    From all the various feedback, it does seem clear that no one is happy with the new invoicing format or the increased steps to achieve what was a very easy process in classic invoicing. Why did you not add the new features to classic invoicing instead of developing a system that does not work as well ? and as many people have pointed out is overly large and clunky and time consuming and irritating to use.I am not sure why Xero feels the need to change not only this but often reports and layouts that work extremely well, adding more steps in processes unecessarily., which in the end the users are payig increased fees for.

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