This tool is amazing and i am very grateful that you guys have made this open source.
i am planing to use this for an oil field services and supplies company in inited arab emirates, my biggest problem is that i have to deal with at least two different currency’s (USD & AED) when we deal with international companies, or sourcing equipments from an international company we have to quote in USD, but for Local Quotations it should be in AED, i have no problem with the language.
is it possible to do this ? Default Currency is AED, but to change it for specific Quotations/invoices only when needed, like when you are making the quotation is there a way to choose the currency ?
in my case, i have no requirement of online payments and stuff,
I’d second that request. I just started using invoiceplane and I really like it - it’s a great tool!
I am a single entrepreneur living in the EU and one of my first customer, which does not reside in the EU expects an invoice in USD, so I need an option to choose the currency of each invoice.
What would be the best way to go about it? Could I use custom fields and/or a custom template?
If invoiceplane doesn’t have that feature out of the box, I’d be willing to get my hands dirty and hack something together, perhaps in a custom template so that it may survive a version upgrade?
I am proficient in javascript/css (but not php) and it need not to be pretty.
i couldn’t get it done, since the development team is busy with other developments this feature won’t be available any soon, so i had to replace my invoicing system with a very similar alternative and it will cost you couple of bucks but it still supports multiple currencies.
and there is a second option. you can hire a developer to make that feature for you which in invoicePlane, there was a developer who was on this forum and he offered me that he will be able to do it but at that time i have already bought the alternative version.
Hi,
wait - my googlefu brought me to https://fusioninvoice.com - I bet your talking about this.
I tried the demo and it has the option to select currencies, thanks for the hint!
Yes, fusininvoice is what i use now, hope you have found out the cost already, i was told by a invoice plane member that fusion invoice also was a fork of invoice plane but then they went in a separate direction and they are no more open source.
Just to clarify: InvoicePlane is the official successor of the first version of FusionInvoice that was an open source project two years ago.
The second version of FusionInvoice that is now offered is a commercial product.
