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Paula Mcelligott
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Hey everyone, thanks for engaging with this idea about being able to attach PDF bank or credit card statements directly to reconciliation reports in Xero. We know this can help simplify the cross-check process.
Right now there is the ability to upload statements into the Files inbox where you could create a dedicated folder for these type of files. However we understand the limitation in that this doesn't link them to report as you'd like here.
Our product team are looking into possible ways to attach files within the banking space and how we might fit it into the reconciliation workflow. It’s early days, and we’ll share an update when there's more news.
Paula Mcelligott
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Paula Mcelligott
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Paula Mcelligott
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239 votes
Hi team, I’m back again as the ability to accept deposits with Stripe has been released to the majority of regions (UK, US, NZ, AU SG, and CA) with sights set to get this to 100% asap.
Additionally to the feature we first rolled out, we've now added a due date field that allows you to set a specific date you expect payment of the deposit to be received and will be visible when sent to your customer.
Thanks again for your involvement in the idea here and helping us evolve Xero to better suit the needs of our customers.
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Paula Mcelligott
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I have multiple clients who are looking to transition to other software as Xero cannot cope with deposits or partial payments!
Paula Mcelligott
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Show more detail in the list of bank rules so that we can delete old rules more easily which also assists in being able to make old chart of accounts able to be archived. A list of rules that shows the contact name and most importantly the account name would be beneficial rather than just a list of rules showing the name of the rule.