Reports: We’ve introduced a new Journal report that has the features you love from the older version, with additional functionality including convenience dates, customised columns, filters and more.
Reports: A new version of the General Ledger Summary report is now available. You can drill down into the General Ledger Detail report, choose which accounts to show, customise columns and more.
Contacts: If you’re connected to GoCardless in Xero, you can now initiate a mandate for a customer by clicking the overflow menu on contacts.
eInvoicing (AU & NZ): If you are registered to receive eInvoices, you can now opt into receiving your monthly Xero subscription bills via eInvoice in Xero.
Xero Practice Manager: We’re making it easier to find jobs by client in Xero Practice Manager. You can now filter by client, and soon search for a client name directly in the jobs manager table.
Xero Accounting app: The invoice list view has been refreshed with a new design, to help you find the information you need quickly and make the app more accessible.
Xero Me: Employees can now duplicate existing expense claims in the Xero Me mobile app, for a fast and simple way to submit similar claims.
Xero Payroll (AU): The Single Touch Payroll Phase 2 reporting deferral ended on 31 March 2023. All customers filing STP with Xero must now finalise their transition and opt in to Phase 2 reporting.
Xero Payroll (AU): Payroll history has been extended to include changes to the pay run. When a user creates, edits, posts or reverts a pay run, changes are automatically tracked in the history table.
Xero Payroll (AU): The employee details tab has been improved to enable better functionality and accessibility.
Xero Go (UK): Sole traders using the Xero Go app can now run a report to see their income and expenditure for any given date range. With the categorised transactions, they will have the information needed to help file their tax return.
Xero Tax (UK): We’ve added a new report to show all schedule entries in the personal tax return — helping reviewers and clients understand the breakdown of figures.
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