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Tracey Lindsay
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If updating a client address or email address, have this automatically update EVERYWHERE for the client from one place, including Repeating Invoices and Statements. We have had issues where we update the email address for a client in blue Xero and in XPM but this has not updated for the repeating invoices, so these have continued to go to the old email address. Same with Statements.
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Thanks for the feedback and great to hear the use you find in repeat templates in Xero.
While there's no way to bulk update templates atm, you may find updating your templates through export & import of invoices more helps quicken things up?
You could export invoices that have been generated from your template to CSV, update the amounts in the exported file, and then re-import.
This will create 'Draft' invoices in your Xero org from which you can create a Repeat template and then delete the draft. 🙂
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Would like to be able to have a column to show where the money was spent (bank statement info) as we find if clients choose a generic name in the Description, eg "Travel" when you are trying to review their coding, you have to click into each transaction to see where the money was spent.