Suggested by Stuart Hardman – Needs Votes
Service Contracts can have a Currency Code filled out but the value that you see on the contract are only ever in LCY. These values are converted to the FCY when the Service Invoice is generated. This means that the values on the Service Invoice fluctuate based on the Currency Exchange Rate. It should be possible to specify a Contract Currency and Invoicing Currency so that the value that are entered on the Service Contract are the same values that are put on to the Service Invoice.
If you have an agreed price with a customer for a contract it should not fluctuate based on exchange rates, the existing functionality is not consistent with the Sales & Purchase Price functionality where values can be entered in FCY.
Status Details
Thank you for this suggestion! Currently this is not on our roadmap. We are tracking this idea and if it gathers more votes and comments we will consider it in the future.Best regards,
Business Central Team
any invoicing (regardless from where within) need to be in multi-currencies (the world is larger than a single currency and the product should support this in every aspect)
Please do this.
The multiple currency feature is a must in today's markets.
Please consider adding as feature to your future roadmap, KIP is a Global Company
Yes, KIP and many other companies will benefit!
This functionality needs to be made available.
Hi I also have customers where we have the contract in a specific currency other then local curency.
And this is a huge challenge.
The fact that it is not possible, is that this the only document in BC where we can not do this.
So much needed.
Handling contracts in different currencies is a must in today's markets.
This is a must for international business relationship. Foreign Currency can be chosen for the customer account and for the product in the service contract but then there is a wrong FX-calculation when the invoice is generated. It looks like a system bug (that needs to be fixed), and not a missing function that needs votes!