Automatic reference rates
Fetch supported currency rates automatically with Frankfurter.
Sales & business operations
Keep yesterday’s order in yesterday’s context.
Keep reference rates consistent across your orders.
For order administrators and finance teams
An order keeps its historical reference
A working day · example scenario
An order in a foreign currency needs a consistent reporting basis. Applying a later rate without explanation makes an older order harder to interpret, while overwriting a manually chosen rate removes the team’s decision.
Enable automatic rates for the organization to fetch supported currencies through Frankfurter, or keep automatic updates disabled when you manage rates yourself.
Enter a manual rate when required. The automatic update respects an existing manual rate for that date instead of silently replacing it.
Order-time conversion uses eligible historical rates rather than a rate recorded later. The source helps explain the reference behind the displayed conversion.
An order conversion that can be explained by its timing and recorded rate source.
We treat exchange rates as dated records because an order is a historical event. Automatic updates should reduce maintenance without erasing deliberate overrides or rewriting the context of an earlier transaction.
Explore costs and order margins →Fetch supported currency rates automatically with Frankfurter.
Keep a manually entered rate when the automatic update runs for that date.
Use eligible historical rates for order-time conversion instead of silently applying a later rate.
Enable or disable automatic rates in currency settings.
An existing manual rate for the date is preserved when the automatic job runs. Automatic rates can also be disabled for the organization.
No. They are reference rates for reporting, not bank settlement quotes. Frankfurter supports automatic fetching; TCMB requires separate configuration.