Exchange Rates
Exchange Rates keeps the exchange rates every store uses, from the customer's ERP, from the European Central Bank every night or set by hand, and tells the other Hii Retail services when a store's rates change.
Exchange Rates keeps the exchange rates every store uses, from the customer's ERP, from the European Central Bank every night or set by hand, and tells the other Hii Retail services when a store's rates change.
For ERP integrations and Hii Retail clients: setting and deleting a rate for the whole company or one store, reading the rates and markups each store uses, and what an ERP moving from Currency & Exchange Rates changes.
Step by step: seeing the rates a level uses, adding and deleting a sales rate by hand, switching the ECB import on and off in the Configuration Portal, and setting a markup in Hii InStore.
How the nightly import from the European Central Bank works: switching it on for the company, a group or a store, which rates it imports and where, when it runs, and how it keeps the rates tidy when currencies or settings change.
The Pub/Sub message Exchange Rates sends when a store's rates change, how to read a rate in it, how to receive it correctly, and how to get the current state sent again.
What an exchange rate is in Hii Retail, how to read its direction, why both directions are always available, the three rate types, and how a markup lowers a rate.
How exchange rates are set for the whole company, a group of stores or one store, how a store inherits them, why a store's own rate wins, and what deleting a rate does at each level.