Define multicurrency pricing using a generic currency

Enabled for	Public preview	General availability
Users by admins, makers, or analysts	Jan 26, 2026	Mar 13, 2026

Business value

This feature helps global and multi-entity organizations streamline pricing operations by allowing price and discount rules to be maintained in one generic base currency. Instead of duplicating price lists for every transaction currency, companies can manage pricing centrally and rely on automated conversion using corporate exchange rates. This functionality reduces manual work, eliminates inconsistencies across regions, accelerates pricing updates, and ensures financial alignment for multinational business operations.

Feature details

• Defines a generic currency and sets a default exchange rate - Administrators configure a generic base currency and establish corresponding exchange rates from Finance or an external rate provider.

• Centralizes price definition - Pricing rules and trade agreement values are created once in the generic currency, removing the need to maintain separate price lists for each transaction currency.

• Converts currency automatically at runtime - When a pricing request is made, unified pricing automatically converts the base currency price into the required transaction currency using the most recent exchange rate configuration.

• Scales to large product catalogs - Supports organizations managing tens of thousands of SKUs across multiple markets, ensuring consistent pricing logic without duplicating pricing rules for each currency.

• Improves consistency and financial control - Anchoring all price definitions to a stable reference currency reduces fluctuations and ensures a uniform pricing strategy across channels, entities, and geographies.

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