Adding a Currency Conversion
Currency conversion is specified inside a currency rate policy, allowing for flexibility in dealing with multiple rates. The exchange rate can be set based on the current market rate, allowing for flexibility in dealing with changes in currency values. The currency exchange rate is bidirectional, which is important. For example, if the USD to INR rate is x, the reciprocal rate is automatically calculated as 1/x. This bidirectional functionality assures consistency and convenience of use when converting currencies in both directions.
The following is an example of an organization that uses Conga CPQ in different geographic regions with multiple business transactions:
The headquarters of a company is in the US, with branches in India and London. The main price list is defined by the marketing team in the US in dollars; however, an administrator in India creates a quote using a child price list defined by the sales team in India in rupees, based on the price list created by the team in the US. In this scenario, the sales representative can simply define currency conversion rates, and the application converts currencies automatically.
Once the conversion record is created, you can filter the records in the grid by performing a keyword (basic) search or applying one or more advanced filters and filter logic. For more information on keyword search and advanced search, see Filtering Records in the Grid View.
