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Hi Lisa, thanks for sharing this suggestion. We understand that having attachments automatically open in a new browser tab or separate window could make it easier to work across multiple monitors and compare documents while entering or reviewing transactions.
I've updated the status of this idea to Gaining Support so we can continue tracking interest. If this would improve your workflow, please add your vote.
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Yes great idea, I've just stared using 2 screens and being able to open the bill attachment in the second monitor and actually read what's on it would be much better. Save paper and time!
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Thanks for sharing back on this, everyone. We'd like to confirm the way the options works now when sending in new invoicing - This is triggered by previous behaviour.
So, when you send using new invoicing, the selection for 'Attach PDF' is driven by the last invoice you sent. If the last selection was unticked the next invoice you send will automatically be unticked, and vice versa.
What's worth noting is that this is a browser based setting. For example if you change computers or browsers your setting will revert to default where both options are unticked. As you'll see from my recent update on this similar idea this is something we may explore further down the line but we don't have any immediate changed planned for.
We also appreciate your feedback relating to where a customer's taken when clicking Review and pay. Our team have done a lot of research…
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It should be a permanent setting that you un tick if you don't require it. You can't send it to drafts if there's no attachment.
We should be able to set it at a system level not per invoice.
Yes great idea, I've just stared using 2 screens and being able to open the bill attachment in the second monitor and actually read what's on it would be much better. Save paper and time!