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Heya team, thanks to everyone who shared feedback through the form in our last update. Your contributions have helped us make great headway, and this idea is now moving into development.
We're inviting a limited group of users to test our new Statement list and PDF views. These are important stepping stones towards scheduled statements, and testers will automatically receive early access to scheduling when it becomes available. Register your interest through this form as soon as possible.
If you don't make it into this testing group, don't worry. We'll continue sharing updates here as the work progresses.
This early release gives you greater control over your statements, from customising which columns you see to editing contacts inline and previewing exactly what each customer will receive before you send. Your statements will also now match your invoice branding for a more consistent experience.
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*****************Xero, please listen to your customers***************************
Globally, how much time could be re-claimed by businesses being able to automate repetitive tasks! As a cloud platform you are supposed to be agile. If you dont value passing time savings over to your customers, perhaps we should be looking to work with vendors that do.
*****************Xero, please listen to your customers***************************
Globally, how much time could be re-claimed by businesses being able to automate repetitive tasks! As a cloud platform you are supposed to be agile. If you don't value passing time savings over to your customers but charge them more for the same old service, perhaps we should be looking to work with vendors that do.
Does Xero have a published roadmap of technology upgrades? Its all very well talking about it, but businesses need solid timescales to work with. This holistic approach does not cut the mustard!
To everyone else, sorry for having to post on multiple threads.