Currency codes must be defined here before they can be used within the system.  

Currency codes are used in pairs when defining exchange rates - From Currency - To Currency.

Currency codes are also attached to Debtors and Creditors as the default currency that the transactions will be defaulted to.

Create Currency Codes

1. Select menu Home > System > Code Setup.

   1. Click the Home menu to expand it:

      

   2. Click the System menu option to expand it:

      

   3. Click Code Setup to go to the Code Setup menu:

      

2. Select menu Code Setup > System > Currency.

   1. Click the Code Setup menu to expand it:

      

   2. Click the System menu option to expand it:

      

   3. Click Currency to open the Currency screen:

      

3. On the Currency list screen, if the required currency is not already in the list, click Insert.

   

4. On the Currency screen, enter a Code and Description for the currency. Only Code and Description are mandatory, however, the example below (in procedure 5) shows a fully-completed screen.

   NOTE: The more information entered when a currency is created, the better, as it removes the need to revisit this currency and update details later. This applies to all codes in the Product Database, not just currencies.

   Although not a requirement, it is important to use the official ISO currency 3 character codes especially if user company's intend on using supplier connectivity.
5. Check the completed screen.

   

   NOTE: To insert the character for yuan (or yen if Japanese), type Alt + 0165.

6. Click Save to keep the changes.

   

7. Click Exit to discard any changes.

   

NOTE: After clicking Save, the screen clears, ready for another currency - continue adding currencies or click Exit to close the screen.

Code (3 Chr)

The Currency Code, for example: NZD, AUD, USD, GBP etc. Typically the generally accepted three-letter acronym for the currency, but Tourplan will accept any three alphanumeric characters.

Description (40 Chr)

The Currency Description is used for the full description of the Currency code. For example: New Zealand Dollar, Australian Dollar, Great British Pound etc.

Unit Name (15 Chr)

The Unit Name is the Currency unit name, for example: Dollar, Pound, Rand etc.

Decimal Name (15 Chr)

The Decimal Name is the Currency decimal name, for example: Cent, Pence etc.

Unit Sign  (1 Chr)

The Unit Sign is the Currency symbol, for example $, £, €, ¥ etc.

Decimal Sign (1 Chr)

The Decimal Sign is the Currency decimal symbol, for example: c, p etc.

Non Plural Name (Check box)

This check box allows the system to decide whether or not a currency has a plural. e.g. 1 Pound, or 50 Pounds.