I feel like XERO is designed for businesses selling t-shirts or homemade goods. We're a dealer of commercial, big ticket items and the software doesn't seem to take us into account. Partial payments are almost always requested and deposits are common practice. This means a software that forces me to make separate invoices or remove and redo payments has made itself obsolete. In other words, it's less efficient than doing it with paper and a calculator and maybe a spreadsheet. What I truly can't understand is focus on insignificant "improvements" to the software when critical things like partial payment aren't being addressed or given attention as displayed by the lack of response in this thread.
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I feel like XERO is designed for businesses selling t-shirts or homemade goods. We're a dealer of commercial, big ticket items and the software doesn't seem to take us into account. Partial payments are almost always requested and deposits are common practice. This means a software that forces me to make separate invoices or remove and redo payments has made itself obsolete. In other words, it's less efficient than doing it with paper and a calculator and maybe a spreadsheet. What I truly can't understand is focus on insignificant "improvements" to the software when critical things like partial payment aren't being addressed or given attention as displayed by the lack of response in this thread.