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171 votes
Thanks for sharing your idea, and letting us know the changes that matter most for you. We appreciate hearing the option to convert a draft bill into a credit note will improve your workflow.
We've reviewed your idea and now it's up to the community to get behind and support it. Make sure you share your idea with any colleagues that this could benefit so they can add their vote too!
Along with votes, other members can now comment to share additional detail about how your idea could improve their experience with Xero.
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Natalie Alexander
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8 votes
💥 Thanks for sharing this idea and letting us know that the addition of adding a Make Payment option when filing NZ GST returns could make the process more seamless by reducing the need to switch to myIR. This idea is now open to the community to vote and add a comments. More votes and real-world examples will help demonstrate the demand and the different use cases for this improvement.
Natalie Alexander
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151 votes
Hi Community! Thanks for your active and on-going participation in this idea. The volume of comments and votes highlights how important more granular user permissions are for managing your payroll processes effectively.
Improving user permissions and providing greater control over sensitive data is a key area of focus for us. While we have no specific feature to announce today, your feedback is critical in shaping the future of this part of Xero.
Because of the clear need you've all highlighted and our desire to investigate this further, we're moving this idea's status to In Discovery.
During the discovery phase, our product team will be digging deeper into the core problems you’ve raised.
We appreciate your patience as we explore this. We'll be sure to update this thread when we have more to share. Thank you again for helping us understand what matters most to you.
Natalie Alexander
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140 votes
Thanks for continuing to explain how the current all or nothing Payroll Admin access affects your teams. We’re now developing more granular payroll permissions, starting with separate View, Edit and Approve Timesheets access so timesheet tasks can be delegated without exposing the wider payroll area.
While the current work is focused on Timesheets access directly we recognise there are other sensitive areas within payroll that you'd like more incremental access to and we'll continue to consider these as our development of permissions evolves.
I'll come back to share when these Timesheets options are live!
Natalie Alexander
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133 votes
Thanks for sharing your idea about expanding this feature to include credit notes (and not create them as bills).
Now it's up to the community to get behind and support your idea. Make sure you share it with any colleagues it could also benefit, so they can add their votes and comments too!
In the meantime, it's possible to bulk import credit notes using a CSV file, but not via this feature.
Natalie Alexander
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85 votes
Hi team, we appreciate the interest surrounding this idea and how having the ability to identify assets that investment boost has been applied to would be useful from the Depreciation schedule.
Right now, IR10 in NZ tax will import Investment Boost directly from Fixed Assets if there is an organisation.
Being upfront, adding this to reports within an organisation isn't currently on our roadmap, but we understand how this would be useful in this reporting and will continue to consider this in future product planning. I'll share if there are any updates for you here.
Natalie Alexander
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Not that this is a solution, but as a workaround to avoid manually creating the credit note and uploading the PDF, you can forward the credit note to the Documents inbox and create the credit note from there.
It would be great to see Xero incorporate the same functionality directly within the Bills workflow. This would save time and remove the need for the extra workaround.