Our latest features are all about enhancing our product suite – from algorithms that save you more time on bank reconciliation, to greater flexibility in new reports. Take a look and let us know what you think – we’re always listening.
Data is the modern day gold rush, to the point where it’s no longer just a business performance tool, but an entity embedded into everything we do. If you consider how the last two pandemic-driven years have disrupted the established way of things, you’ll quickly see an accelerated process of engagement and understanding.
Saving you time and creating efficiencies is the name of the game this month, with a range of updates designed to get you back to the stuff that matters, faster. Highlights include the ability to track time on your desktop in Xero Projects, navigate to your favourite apps from one place with Xero’s App Launcher and enjoy a fresh new look across bank rules and the Xero dashboard.
Last year, we announced we were ramping up our investment in new reports. This work is all part of our vision to provide you with a custom suite of reports to help you get answers fast, and streamline your financial analysis.
In the months ahead, you may notice that your Xero dashboard looks a little different. It’s all part of our work to upgrade the technology that underpins our platform, so it doesn’t slow us down over time.
The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) recently announced that all Tax and BAS agents in Australia need to undertake proof of identity verifications for new clients, to reduce the risk of tax and identity fraud.
Think of automation as the brawn in your business or practice. When you use tools and features that do the heavy lifting of all of those little daily to-dos, you free up the brain to focus on the bigger picture.
Our teams have been busy during February, releasing new features to improve your experience in Xero. Read on to find out how we’re continuing to invest in Hubdoc, as well as enhance the Xero Accounting app, Xero Payroll in New Zealand and our COVID-19 Business Support tool in Australia.
It’s that time of year again. As summer winds to a close, the days will start getting shorter as the workload ramps up. For those working in payroll, that can only mean one thing: year end is approaching.