Multiple Currencies
Bill each client in their own currency. Prices come from the price book in that currency, and totals are kept per currency, never converted.
What It Does
Give a client a billing currency and their quotes, job charges and invoices are in it. Items in the price book with a price in that currency use it; items without one arrive for you to price. Payments and credit notes are always in the invoice's currency.
Lists, aged debt and the Performance page show each currency's totals side by side, with your own currency first. Nothing is ever converted at an exchange rate you did not choose.
- A billing currency per client
- Prices entered per currency
- Totals per currency, never converted
- Payments in the invoice's currency
What It Solves
Working for clients abroad usually means a second system or a spreadsheet of exchange rates. Keeping each client's money in their currency, from quote to payment, keeps the figures right for both of you.
Works Hand in Hand With
Price Book & Tax Rates
Your labour, parts and services with prices and costs, the UK tax rates including the reverse charge, and your billing details.
Quotes
Build a quote from your price book in a minute, with optional lines, a deposit and your terms, and send the customer a link to it.
Getting Paid
See what you are owed and how late it is, record the payments you collect, and let reminders do the chasing.
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