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35 votes
Hey everyone, thanks for all the support and engagement on this idea.
To be transparent with you all, building a dedicated bank feed for GoCardless isn't something we have in our plans right now.
While we don't have a direct bank feed for GoCardless, we still want to make sure you can easily reconcile these payments in Xero - When your customer pays, Xero automatically reconciles the individual invoice payments and fees in a dedicated GoCardless clearing account. You'll then just need to manually reconcile the bank transfer when the payout from GoCardless arrives in your bank account.
We’ll be sure to post an update here if our plans change.
Grantley Ford
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38 votes
Hi everyone, thanks for sharing your feedback on this idea about creating bank rules for supplier overpayments. 💙 We appreciate you explaining how this could help save time when regular payments are made before bills are received or when amounts don’t match.
This idea is now open for community support through votes and comments. If you’d find this useful, please add your vote and share how you’d use this functionality, including any examples from your own workflow.
We’ll keep an eye on the feedback and engagement this receives. Thanks again for helping us understand which improvements would make the biggest difference.
Grantley Ford
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40 votesGrantley Ford
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39 votes
Hi team, sorry it's taken so long for us to return to the idea here.
I appreciate the feedback from my last update where I suggested lock dates as an option and hear why this isn't a viable option for some.
If you're based in the US or CA you may want to check out our newer feature 'Reconcile period' that enables you to reconcile and close period within each bank account.
It'd be good to hear if users from other regions in this idea believe reconcile period would resolve what you're after here and I can merge in to this idea where we're continuing to track interest for expanding this feature to other region. Thanks
Grantley Ford
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41 votesGrantley Ford
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41 votes
Thanks for your idea, Sarah - We'll get a sense of the interest here.
Perhaps in the meantime you could look to use the Archive and restore options for an account in your chart of accounts as a way of managing this?
Grantley Ford
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49 votesGrantley Ford
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52 votes
Hi everyone, while we appreciate your interest in a direct feature in Xero to schedule and manage loans this isn't something we have planned right now.
We do have some information on Xero Central that may help some here with managing loans in Xero.
We will continue to monitor the community support for this in the forums here, and share if there are any updates.
Grantley Ford
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70 votes
Thanks for your feedback and for sharing your thoughts on this idea. We understand having to untick the "Show (currency) items only" adds extra clicks and slows you down. Our current default setting is designed to help prevent common reconciliation mistakes. Most users primarily reconcile transactions in their local currency, so defaulting to that view helps keep the screen less cluttered and reduces the risk of accidental mismatches with foreign currency transactions, which can be complex. For now, the process is to untick the "Show [currency] items only" box whenever you need to reconcile a foreign currency transaction. We know this isn't a perfect solution for everyone, but we wanted to provide some context on why the current design is in place. We'll continue to listen to your feedback and will let you know if anything changes. Thanks for being part of the Xero community!
Grantley Ford
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92 votes
Hi community, thanks for continuing to engage, and sharing your needs in adding more layers to your chart of accounts structure.
We know especially for some of our US customers that this can sometimes be a show stopper in using of Xero.
Right now, we do have a product team that have begun exploring the efforts that'd be required to implement a change of this nature - while we can't commit to any development at this point we'll share any progression with you all here. Thanks
Grantley Ford
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55 votes
Hey Team, thanks for sharing this idea but right now Xero doesn’t have a dedicated pro‑forma invoice document type in Quotes or Invoices. We are moving this to Gaining Support so others can Vote and Comment.
The main workaround is to use a Quote as your pro‑forma (with wording like “Pro‑forma invoice – not a tax invoice” in the template), then convert the quote to an invoice only once the amount is confirmed and you’re ready for it to hit your accounts.
You can find more detail on how pro‑forma invoices work in our guide:
What is a pro forma invoice? – https://www.xero.com/nz/guides/what-is-a-proforma-invoice/
Grantley Ford
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126 votes
Hi Roger, thanks for the feedback on this idea. it’s clear that seeing the number of days overdue directly on the Send Statements screen would make it easier to prioritise follow-ups without interrupting your workflow.
At the moment, the Date and Due Date of each outstanding invoice are already displayed on the Send Statement screen, but having the actual days overdue visible would give immediate context and help you act faster when sending statements.
We have now move this idea to Gaining Support, which means it’s open for votes and comments. Hearing from the community will help our product teams understand how much value this visibility would add across different workflows.
Grantley Ford
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40 votesGrantley Ford
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7 votes
Hi Clare, if you're adding an expense from within a project, it's expected that the expense you're creating is related to the Project you're in. You could create a Bill within the Bills to pay area where you can assign individual lines of your bill to different Projects.
Grantley Ford
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195 votesGrantley Ford
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101 votes
Thanks for sharing your idea, and letting us know the changes that matter most for you.
We've reviewed your idea and now it's up to the community to get behind and support it. Make sure you share your idea with any colleagues that this could benefit so they can add their vote too!
Grantley Ford
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72 votes
Hi team, thanks for your engagement and support on this idea. We appreciate the need to have account codes allocated to projects. We will open this idea up for the community to add their votes/support on it. Feel free to share this with your peers and others who may find this feature beneficial. Cheers!
Grantley Ford
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254 votes
Hi everyone, thank you for sharing how the current tracking limits impact your reporting and tracking of different aspects of your business and processes. We know this is an important capability.
We’re exploring how we might tackle the needs in this idea and enhance Tracking Categories for the future.
While we can't commit to developments at this stage, we want you to know we hear the support and feedback from our community on this.
We’ll provide another update as the direction for this feature becomes clearer.
Grantley Ford
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14 votes
Hi everyone, thank you for sharing this request and for your feedback on bank feeds.
We are always keen to explore more bank feed integrations to make managing your finances as seamless as possible.
While we know that not all banks are currently on Open Banking, but reaching out directly to your bank is still the most effective step. Let them know you'd like them to adopt Open Banking so you can connect with Xero—banks value hearing directly from their account holders about the connections they need.
In the meantime, we’re moving this product idea to Gaining Support. This will help us gauge broader interest and give other members of the community a place to share their experiences or updates regarding bank feeds with this and other institutions.
Grantley Ford
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