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How Spur Handles Multi-Currency Revenue: A Simple Guide

How Spur Handles Multi-Currency Revenue: A Simple Guide

Learn how Spur handles orders in multiple currencies and provides unified revenue tracking for your e-commerce business.

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When running an online business through Spur, you might have customers paying in different currencies. Here's how Spur makes it simple to track and understand your revenue across multiple currencies.

Your Workspace's Base Currency

When you set up your workspace in Spur, you choose a base currency (like USD, EUR, or INR). This becomes your "home currency" - the currency in which you'll see all your revenue reports and analytics. You can view or edit this by going to Settings > General section.

Revenue Tracking Across Spur : How it works

1. Recording Orders

When a customer makes a purchase through any channel - whether it's WhatsApp, Instagram, or Facebook - Spur captures the essential transaction details.

  • Each order is stored with

    • Original Currency

    • Amount of Order

2. Converting to Your Currency

When an order comes in - whether it's in euros, pounds, or dollars - Spur automatically converts it using current exchange rates. This happens behind the scenes through our currency conversion service, which ensures accurate and up-to-date conversions. You don't need to worry about exchange rates or manual calculations; your dashboard and reports will always show revenue in your chosen currency. This means whether you're checking overall performance, specific workflows, or channel analytics, you'll see consistent figures that make sense for your business.

Why This Matters

1. Accuracy

  • All calculations use current exchange rates

  • Original transaction details are preserved

  • Consistent revenue reporting across the platform

2. Simplicity

  • No manual currency conversions needed

  • Clear, unified view of revenue

  • Easy to understand business performance

3. Flexibility

  • Filter by date, channel, or workflow

  • Compare performance across different sources

  • Make informed business decisions

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