Bill in their currency. Report in yours.
Every invoice and bill carries its own currency and exchange rate. Nefin posts the base-currency amount to the ledger, so your P&L, balance sheet and VAT books never mix currencies.
- Any ISO currency per document
- Exchange rate stored per document
- Ledger and reports in base currency
- Branded PDFs show the document currency
What you get
Issue a document in the customer's currency, record the rate that applied, and keep every report in your base currency.
How it works
- 1
Set your base currency
Settings → Company. Every journal, report and VAT book is expressed in it.
- 2
Pick a currency on the document
Choose any currency when creating an invoice or bill. Clients and vendors can carry a default.
- 3
Set or adjust the rate
Enter the exchange rate that applies. It is saved with the document and used for its journal entry.
- 4
Report as usual
Run P&L, balance sheet or the TAK books. Everything is already in base currency.
Frequently asked
Which plan includes multi-currency?
Multi-currency documents are part of the Business plan. Starter and Professional companies work in a single base currency.
Does Nefin fetch exchange rates automatically?
You set the rate per document today, so the rate on the invoice is always the one you chose. Automatic rate updates are on the roadmap.
How are exchange differences handled when a payment arrives at a different rate?
The document clears at its recorded rate. Any difference between what you received and the base-currency receivable is posted as a realised exchange gain or loss journal, which you can review and adjust.