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    Not in pipeline  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, we’ve taken time to review the suggestion to include custom fields for both invoices and contacts, and recognise the value it'd bring in helping users capture more detailed information and avoid manual processes.

    However, with other focuses drawing the teams attention such as multiple addresses this idea is not on our current development roadmap.

    As we continue to plan future roadmaps, being highly supported this idea will continue to be considered, however we want to be open about it's current position with you all here. We appreciate you sharing your feedback and for your ongoing participation in the Xero community. Any changes to this status will be shared with everyone on this idea.

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    Paul Trowbridge commented  · 

    Any progress on Custom fields? Currently in my 30day trial - system is great apart from the inability to display further information for the customer on the invoice and this may well prevent me from purchasing a plan! Having to use a different platform to give customer details of work carried out as well as advisories is not only time consuming but there is room for the customer to claim they did not receive it whereas if it is part of the invoice then if invoice is paid there is proof that they received the information. It has been a very surprising disappointment that Xero do not offer this function and seem very reluctant to do so!!!

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