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Invoices in Multiple Currencies

Learn how to set up two currencies on your invoices.

Updated over a week ago

Certain countries' legislation dictates the use of two currencies on all financial documents. If you come from one such country or want to display two currencies for another reason, Productive has you covered.

All the amounts on your invoices can be displayed in two currencies, such as EUR and USD.

Default Currency

First, set up your organization's default currency. Navigate to Settings > General > Currency and select the default currency.

This default currency will always be displayed on your documents. Note that your exchange rate provider must be set up. If it is not, please contact us directly via in-app chat.

Document Currency

When creating a document (e.g., an invoice), its currency is drawn from the related object, such as the budget.

If the budget currency is the same as the default currency, only that one currency will be displayed on the document.

However, if the invoice or budget currency is different from the default currency, both will be displayed on the invoice.

📌 For example, if USD is the budget currency and EUR is the default currency, both will appear on the document.
The exchange rate will also be displayed on the document to ensure clarity and transparency.

Dual Currency Visibility

In some cases, whether the second currency appears on your invoices depends on the exchange rate provider that’s being used.

If the dual currency isn’t showing on your documents, it usually means a different provider needs to be selected. This setting can’t be changed by users directly.

📌 If your exchange rate provider hasn’t been set up, if something isn’t working as expected, or if you’d like to use a different provider, please reach out to us via the in-app chat.

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