What's new in 2.0 — Part 6

Part 6 of 2.0. These changes are part of version 2.0, which is installed fresh (see What's new in 2.0).

Companies in other currencies

One currency per company. A Walmart Canada or Mexico store can be its own company in CAD or MXN; every figure inside a company is in its currency. A company in US dollars sees no change.
A purchase order paid in another currency (for example a Canadian company buying from a US supplier) keeps the supplier's prices and the exchange rate; its costs enter your books already converted.
Global view shows every company in one reporting currency (US dollars by default).
Exchange rates are the European Central Bank's reference rates, fetched at most once a day and shown with their date on every screen that uses one. Without a network the last stored rate is used; with none at all, nothing is converted.
Imports in the company's own currency are accepted; a file in any other currency is still refused.

A license bought online arrives by e-mail, and its renewals reach the app by themselves at its daily license check - nothing to copy or paste.

An assistant answers questions about your figures, using only figures the app itself computed (it cannot change anything).
Its main mode runs on this PC: an Admin chooses a model, which is downloaded and checked; nothing leaves your computer.
It is off by default: an Admin turns it on after a screen that explains what it does.
In 2.0 its card shows Coming soon until its model can be downloaded; it is not part of any plan until then (see Chapter 10).

Stock counts per product are kept exact as every movement happens, so large companies open their reports and the Dashboard faster.