Still having currency issues

Problem reported by Steven Case 11 years ago

Please see my last note on my previous problem (which appears to have been marked as solved, but actually isn't).

Invoices in "$" really need to show which currency by code, not just by sign. When an international client received an invoice for "$ 1,000.00", how do they know is this is USD, HKD, AUD or any other dollar?

It clauses uncountable emails asking questions like this and a number of incorrect payments from clients.

This still needs solving please.

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Steven Case

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https://secure.clearbooks.co.uk/stevencaselimited/network/ideas/view/?idea=2726 appears to have been 'resolved' but clearly still isn't.I still have invoices for '$250,000' and '$5,000' not knowing which currency it is. Are they USD or HKD or AUD? Who knows? The clients don't. We really do need it to show USD or HKD or AUD to make it clear.

11 years ago

Chris McBride

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Hi Steven,

Sorry for the slow reply to this. Is this still causing you an issue? I believe that both the symbols and the currency codes in Settings > Organisation > Toggle Features should now be updated and allow you to represent these currencies fully.

Thanks

Chris

11 years ago

Still having currency issues

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