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It would be useful to be able to see a project name on an invoice when you display it. Currently you have to edit the invoice to see the project name. Also it would be great it you could add a report showing invoices which have not been allocated ...

New add bank transaction is slower and less intuitive than the old version. Boxes don't highlight when tabbing in and search function is not intuitive you should be able to search and then press enter to select, also default VAT setting would be u...

When I accrue for electricity each month - using a journal entry or I do a bank spend - I cannot use a product code. ie the accrual just goes into utilities under 'unassigned' on the P&L - which is REALLY irritating!

With auto credit control emails, rather than opting out certain individual invoices month after month, it would be beneficial if we could opt out certain clients who pay us by direct debit. Because their payments are collected at various points th...

I have been a Kashflow partner for ten years now & for the first time, I am now having clients moving away from Kashflow to Xero, Freeagent, etc. In the last fortnight I've had 9% of my kashflow clients tell me they will not be renewing with K...

Business owners, helpful for planning

It would be useful to me to include a report option for Batch payments that I could print

In Kashflow already there is project field available for user to input values while creating a Purchase order or Invoice, which allows users to categorising each line item in Purchase Order or in Invoice as per project. But the Project field does ...

Where a client is registered for flat rate VAT, rather than provide a standard TB, provide one that actually gives the figures that go into the accounts without having to jump through hoops to derive gross turnover etc.

My issue relates to bank feed transactions that need to be allocated to a customer account WITHOUT creating a sales invoice. A lot of my clients pay me by standing order so they get posted to their account as received as “advance payments on accou...