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Exchange Rates
The Exchange Rates page lets you manage currency conversion rates for multi-currency operations.
Navigation: Administration → Financial Setup → Exchange Rates
How Exchange Rates Work
Exchange rates define the conversion factor between your base currency and each foreign currency. When a transaction occurs in a non-base currency, the system uses the applicable exchange rate to record the base-currency equivalent.
Exchange Rate Table
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| From Currency | The source currency |
| To Currency | The target currency (usually your base currency) |
| Buy Rate | Rate used when the organisation buys the foreign currency |
| Sell Rate | Rate used when the organisation sells the foreign currency |
| Mid Rate | Average of buy and sell rates, used for reporting |
| Effective Date | The date from which this rate applies |
| Status | Active or superseded |
Creating an Exchange Rate
- Click Create Exchange Rate
- Fill in the form:
| Field | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| From Currency | The foreign currency | Yes |
| To Currency | Your base currency | Yes |
| Buy Rate | The buying rate | Yes |
| Sell Rate | The selling rate | Yes |
| Effective Date | When this rate takes effect | Yes |
- Submit the form
INFO
When a new rate is created for a currency pair, the previous rate is automatically superseded. The system always uses the most recent rate for the transaction date.
Rate Types
PinkApple supports different rate types for different purposes:
| Rate Type | Used For |
|---|---|
| Spot Rate | Day-to-day transactions |
| Contracted Rate | Pre-agreed rates for specific deals |
| Revaluation Rate | Period-end balance revaluation |
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