Solutions / Global Business
Sell anywhere. Keep one set of books.
Invoice in euros, pay suppliers in pounds, report in dollars. Multi-currency that works like it should — without a spreadsheet on the side.
Their currency on the invoice
Customers pay what they expect to pay, in the currency they think in. No mental math on either side.
Rates applied at the right moment
Exchange rates post when the document posts. Gains and losses land where they belong, automatically.
One home currency for truth
Every report rolls up to your home currency, so “how did we do?” has exactly one answer.
Selling abroad
A euro invoice, a dollar ledger
Raise the invoice in your customer’s currency; Bokeping books it in yours at the day’s rate. When payment arrives and the rate has moved, the difference posts as an FX gain or loss — labeled, not lost.
- Invoices and estimates in any currency
- The customer sees their currency; you see both
- FX gain or loss posts itself at payment
- No default-to-1 rate guessing, ever
Buying abroad
Foreign suppliers without the side math
Enter the bill in the supplier’s currency and pay it when it’s due — Bokeping tracks what you owe in their money and what it costs in yours, including what the rate did in between.
- Bills and purchase orders in the supplier’s currency
- What you owe, shown in both currencies
- Payments settle at the actual rate
- Reports stay in your home currency
Invoicing
< 1 min
from new invoice to sent
Banking
1 click
to sort a bank transaction
Reports
To the penny
statements that tie out
From the books
“Half our sales are in euros and I stopped keeping the “real numbers” spreadsheet. Bokeping’s numbers are the real numbers.”
FAQs
Fair questions
Growth, at $59 a month — it bundles multi-currency with inventory and cost of goods, which is the combination importers and cross-border sellers usually need anyway. Everything else about your books stays the same; foreign documents just become available.
The honest thing: the difference posts as an FX gain or loss, labeled, at payment time. Your euro invoice was booked at one rate, paid at another, and the gap shows up in your P&L as its own line — not silently smeared into income.
No. Documents live in whatever currency they were issued in, but every report rolls up to your home currency at the rates that actually applied. “How did we do this quarter?” keeps exactly one answer — for one set of books. What Bokeping doesn’t do is multi-entity consolidation: if you run a second legal entity abroad, it keeps its own books here and the group roll-up happens in your accountant’s workpapers.
Take the world off your spreadsheet
Multi-currency comes with the Growth plan. Your accountant will thank you.
Under the hood
The product behind it
Invoicing & Sales
Professional invoices, estimates that convert, and payments that post themselves.
Learn moreBills & Purchases
Track what you owe, pay it on time, and know where every dollar went.
Learn moreBanking
Bank feeds, one-tap categorizing, and reconciliation that actually finishes.
Learn moreInventory
Know what’s in stock, where it is, and what it really costs you.
Learn moreReports & Accounting
Real double-entry books, readable statements, and numbers that tie out.
Learn moreReady to know your money?
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