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    Thanks for your continued feedback and patience on this long-standing request. Our team has started to build this out, and we’re looking forward to sharing more as development and testing progresses.

    This release will support ingestion of bank statement data via the Bank Feeds API for accounts where a bank feed has not been established and allow customers to automate the current manual file upload process.

    As part of this work, we’ll be running a beta with a small group first (from mid June) so we can test the experience and gather feedback before broader availability. We’ll continue to post updates here as we reach key milestones.

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    Dean Outlaw commented  · 

    Hi Admin,
    That thread you posted is years out of date, it was last responded to in 2018 by Admin.
    Surely you guys have learned your lesson and moved forward with contractual arrangements by now.
    Not being able to reconcile from the bank feeds through the API is holding so many people back.
    Regards
    Dean

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    Thank you for the continued feedback and for your patience on this long‑running request. We know that programmatic bank reconciliation and AI‑driven workflows are increasingly important to many of you, and we understand the frustration that this capability is not available via the Xero API.


    After reviewing this again with our legal, risk and banking teams, we have confirmed that we will not be adding the ability to reconcile bank statement lines via the API or to expose unreconciled bank statement data via the public API.


    There are a few key reasons for this decision:

    1. Regulatory and contractual obligations on raw bank data. Unreconciled bank statement lines are “raw” banking data – unmodified information that comes directly from banks. In markets such as Australia, this data is treated as banking data under consumer data rights regimes. Sharing it on to third parties (including via an open API) would require us…
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    Dean Outlaw commented  · 

    OK so we are now in the era of open banking, where the customer has the right to be able to access and use their banking data. This request needs to once again be looked at and responded to by Xero.
    I have some clients who pay their full invoice when due and some that pay weekly instalments.
    My app now has the ability to enter the total amount received and then assign an amount to any number of the clients invoices or part there of.
    Example:
    Receive $100
    Have invoice 1 with $45 outstanding assigned with $45
    Have invoice 2 with $250 outstanding assigned with $55
    I can do the assigning using payments
    But I can't then reconcile those assigned payments to the $100 entry in my bank statement.
    so for now I have to jump back and forth between my app and Xero which adds so much time it's crazy.

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