Multi Currency debit

[sheno]

Dears

untill now customer cant pay with multiple currencies.

Is it logic to create a create the same customer multiple times and every time with different currency .!!

how we solve that issue dear ?

Multi Currency: Debit to Different Currency Accounts

Hi @umair, I understand the workaround but I am unsure if creating a new customer is feasible if there are many customers. Just want to ask for your(and the community) opinion. If we were to make changes to the core code to suit the following requirement 1 customer to different billing currency and as such, debtors accounts. AR / AP reports which consolidate 1 customer various debtor accounts Do you think there are any concerns with other DocType such as Journal Entries, Payment Entry etc.…

please there is a fast need for this option

thanks a lot

[sheno]

Dears .
any help . i need your help .

[sheno]

hello any one dear can help?

[clarkej]

@sheno

how we solve that issue dear ?

What have you found, determined or tried - what are your thoughts?

[wawaxz]

Dear All,

Was an answer ever provided for this? I have been exploring many ’ affordable’ ERP options and this seems to be the catch…all the time.

[clarkej]

This documents multi-currency support https://erpnext.org/docs/user/manual/en/accounts/multi-currency-accounting

[mdwala]

@sheno

untill now customer cant pay with multiple currencies.

Is it logic to create a create the same customer multiple times and every time with different currency .!!

Customer can pay in any currency in ERPNext if you make invoice on that currency(customer account should be in same currency as company currency).

If customer’s payment is not in same as invoice currency that cannot pay it.

Try on demo.erpnext.com or on trial with ERPNext.com.

[Helio_Jesus]

I was about to suggest the same… Why not use the exchange rates!!! Because Angola was /is not part of the exchange rates site i had to get the rates locally (bank) and added a field rate… This way I can always know what was the rate when doing the payment or purchase.
Assuming the local currency as the main and that sellings cannot be done in foreign currency… Just use the rate field as info.

[sheno]

customer can pay in any currency and invoice against that customer is also accept the multi currency

while Payment or jornal entery aginst that process will stop u

so the invoice u cant make it as a payemnt with multicurrency

lets say an example.

1. . Customer A buy an Item and got an sales invoice = 100 us
   now make a payment against that invoice with the 100 us.

2. Customer A again need an item but will pay 100 euro so sales invoice = 100 euro
   now make a payment against that invoice .
   The system will stop u and telling u that because this customer is process formaly with US dollar
   account.so must all his transaction be in US dollar.

so how to solve that problem.

its not logic to create
a multy currency account for same customer
so

Customer A dollar ---- invoiceus ---- payment us
Customer A euro ----- invoice euro---- payment euro
Customer A KWN ---- invoice kwn----- payment kwn

this not logic dears .

[mdwala]

That’s additional feature requirement.

I suggest open an issue on github.

GitHub - frappe/erpnext: Free and Open Source Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

[aliriocastro]

Hello Team,

Does anyone has a workaround for this topic? It is very interesting to know the logic here.

Thanks.

[meaziz]

@aliriocastro I think we are asking about the same thing.

View Accounts Receivable/Payable in different currency

I do have problems with this, there’s no formal restriction in accounting stardards to prevent you to link an party to many accounts receivable. But erpnext enforces that, I really didn’t know why, it’s like that since the begnning, and now it act’s like an way to be of ERPNext. But for example, this is one restriction that complete prevent ERPNext to be compliant with Brazilian SPED (Brazilian Electronical Standards for Accounting and Reporting), since here, we need to register many types of …

The scenario is better described here. @nabinhait