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Hi team, discovery went well and has provided good insights to our product team. Things have now moved along and I can share that we're working on a solution that'll enable you to schedule when an invoice is sent, and the ability to cancel a scheduled send if needed. 🙂
In early stages right now, but I'll share more news as this progresses. Thanks!
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Anastasis Kokkinos
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In response to Tim's comment, I have already falling into this trap thinking that the all singing all dancing Xero would have this most basic of features.
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Anastasis Kokkinos
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Rereading all the other comments I cannot believe this is still outstanding.
I also cannot believe Xero was recommended to us as we were using QuickBooks in the UK for many years which for my money is far superior because you get telephone support you can schedule invoices and you can do stage payments.
Xero Is costing us double what QuickBooks costs and we're told to use a third party app to make these things happen, Is this just a cartel trying to milk us for all the money they can.
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Anastasis Kokkinos
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I cannot believe how many fundamental, no brainer things that Xero lacks. This to me I would have thought was a fundamental item for invoicing.
This product is expensive and despite the rave reviews as a non-accounting person I think it is sadly lacking in basic functionality.
Anastasis Kokkinos
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We are going to incorporate in the new year and when we do we have to set up a new account and it wont be xero unless they get scheduled invoicing, stages payment invoice and phone support sorted before then.
We are going to go back to Quick Books which has all of this and for half the price.
Xero was touted as the way to go and against our better judgement we signed up.
Big mistake, do yourself a favour and check out Quick books because Xero just pay lip service to these items which should be no brainers.