What should be done if you encounter import errors in Xero?

Encountering import errors in Xero indicates that there are issues with the data being uploaded, which may prevent accurate financial reporting and data integrity. The best course of action is to review the errors and correct the data accordingly, as this ensures that the information being imported will adhere to Xero's requirements and standards.

Addressing the errors directly allows for a more streamlined import process, reducing the chances of recurring issues. Understanding the specific nature of the errors helps in correcting the data effectively—whether that involves formatting, removing duplicate entries, ensuring required fields are filled, or correcting any discrepancies that can lead to further complications down the line.

In contrast, simply ignoring the errors and attempting another import could compound the problem, leading to additional errors. Manually adding items without import can be inefficient and may result in inconsistencies between manually entered data and imported data. Contacting all users about the errors may notify relevant parties but does not address the core issue of ensuring correct data importation. Therefore, taking the time to review and correct the data is the most effective and responsible approach.