Use this activity to enter an invoice currency code and/or invoice currency
rate type to a customer order. The invoice currency entered in the customer
order is the currency that the customer is going to be charged, for that
specific order. The invoice currency rate type entered in the customer order
will be the applicable currency rate type for the customer invoice.
Using a different invoice currency than the currency
applicable on the customer order is mainly used when the accounting currency
for the company has a high fluctuation. With a different invoice currency
the company can protect their accounting currency against the variation in
the exchange rates, and the rate changes will affect the charged price for
the customer.
Upon creating the customer invoice, all the prices, taxes and discounts are
converted to the invoice currency with the exchange rate from the invoice
currency rate type for all part lines, rental lines and charge lines.
It is possible to define default values per customer to be automatically passed to the invoice currency and invoice currency rate type fields when creating a customer order for that customer.
A
default value for invoice currency can be added in the Currency
field on the Customer page together with enabling the toggle
Use Invoice Currency as Default for Customer Invoices on
Customer page, Sales tab.
Note: If a project is connected to the customer order header the currency rate type connected to the associated project will be applicable for the order.
When using a different invoice currency than the order currency and creating the invoice, the Sales Price/Base from the customer order is first recalculated with the exchange rate from the entered invoice currency rate type. Then the recalculated Sales Price/Base is converted to the invoice currency with the applicable exchange rate from the invoice currency rate type.
The examples below show two cases where the invoice currency is used.
1. Base Currency (Accounting Currency) as the Invoice Currency.
Base Currency = TRL
Order Currency = EUR
Invoice Currency = TRL
Customer Order:
Rate (TRL/EUR) = 5
Base Price (TRL) = 20
Curr Price (EUR) = 100
During the order process, the exchange rate might have changed between TRL/EUR.
When creating the invoice:
New Rate (TRL/EUR) = 10
Base Price (TRL) = 10
Curr Price (EUR) = 100
Customer
order
invoice
(with
invoice
currency
conversion)
Curr Price (TRL) = 10
Order Currency = EUR
Invoice Currency = USD
Base Price (TRL) = 20
Curr Price (EUR) = 100
Base Price (TRL) = 10
Curr Price (EUR) = 100
Base Price (TRL) = 10
Curr Price (USD) = 200