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Appreciate your feedback here, James. It's good to hear the sort of information our customers would find most handy on the go.
This isn't something we have direct plans for atm, but we'll get a sens of the interest for viewing the Balance Sheet in the Xero Accounting app from the community here and I'll let you know if there are any plans made.
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jack smith
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In Xero, the Balance Sheet view can feel hidden at first, though once pinned to the dashboard or accessed through Reports → Financial Statements, it becomes much easier to track real-time position. Custom date ranges and comparison columns help spot movement in assets and liabilities without exporting to spreadsheets. Tools that translate complex data into clearer layers always make work smoother; that same “structured output” idea is explained nicely in a breakdown on how slicer software processes models into precise instructions: https://orcaslicer.pro/
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Hi Rochelle, thanks for bringing this up. When you’re working across a large client list, having a clearer signal of what’s changing can make a big difference. A Client Activity Toolbar could give practices a quicker sense of where things are moving and where a nudge might be needed.
Rather than jumping in and out of individual part of XPH, this kind of view could help you prioritise what to focus on.
We’ve moved this idea to Gaining Support to see how much wider interest there is.
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Adding a client activity toolbar makes a lot of sense, especially when teams need quick visibility without digging through logs. Clear, well-organized info always improves decision-making. It actually reminds me of how users appreciate transparency in other areas too-like when menus clearly show prices, calories, and options upfront. I was browsing this Olive Garden menu breakdown recently and noticed how much easier it is to choose when everything’s laid out cleanly: https://theolivegardenmenu.com/
That’s a solid roundup of winter leather jackets! One thing I’ve noticed is that style isn’t the only factor-practical features like how easy it is to track usage or care for the jacket can make a huge difference over time. For example, some wardrobe apps now let you see what items you wear most and even manage expenses for outfits, which is surprisingly useful for planning seasonal purchases. There’s a great tool that shows all this clearly on a dashboard, helping keep your winter wardrobe organized while staying stylish: https://apricocia.com/