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FX Tutorial: Setup Foreign Currency

This tutorial explains how to set up foreign currencies in Accredo. The Cash Book (CB) Module is required for foreign currency.

  1. Go to Navigator > Setup > Foreign Exchange > Settings.

    The Base Currency is set based on the Company's Country selected when the Company was created, and cannot be changed. Amounts shown on screen or in reports with a Bs after the name are in the Base currency.

  2. Click Edit (F11).
  3. Select the Foreign Exchange settings:
  4. If you are using an Exchange Rate Table, select the Default Rate Types. The defaults available are:

    The defaults can be changed in FX Rate Type. The defaults are used for:

  5. The Default General Ledger Integration accounts are used when you add a currency. These are related to the company Chart of Accounts. Consult with your accountant to set the correct accounts for your Chart of Accounts. See FX Settings for more details.
  6. Click Save (F9).
  7. To add Foreign Currencies, go to Navigator > Setup > Foreign Exchange > Currencies.
  8. Click Insert (F4). Select the Currency to add, and set a Minimum Rate and Maximum Rate. These are used to prevent data entry errors such as decimal place errors. You can also specify decimal places for Cost and Sell Prices. You cannot remove currencies once added, but you can set them to Inactive. OK (F9). Repeat for each currency required.

Entering Exchange Rates

  1. If you are using an Exchange Rate Table, you can enter the Exchange Rates. Go to Navigator > Task > Foreign Exchange > Enter Exchange Rates. Click Edit (F11). Enter an expiry date and the rates. Click Save (F9).

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