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    Peter Strong commented  · 

    When I create invoices, Xero uses the first name field of the primary person in the contact record as the name after “Dear”. I create my contacts by importing them from another system via CSV, but there does not appear to be any way to populate that field automatically on import. That means I have to manually edit the contact in Xero every time I create a new one.

    As a developer, I cannot begin to explain how irritating that is when you are doing it for the 200th time.

    Peter Strong supported this idea  ·