Set the currency your prices are shown in
Company Settings now has an Operating Currency. Listing maps and published website prices are written the way your market writes them, so a company that does not price in dollars stops seeing dollar signs.
QuickCasa stores prices as plain numbers with no currency attached to them, and it used to write every one of them as Canadian dollars. Company Settings now has an Operating Currency, on the Settings tab, that says which market those numbers belong to.
Listing maps and published website prices follow it, and each is formatted the way that market writes it. A company operating in Vietnamese dong sees 10.000.000 with the dong sign on it rather than a figure that reads as ten million dollars.
What it does not change
The setting changes how a price is written, never its value. The stored number is untouched, so choosing a different currency does not convert anything and does not reprice a single unit. It is a display setting.
Canadian dollars stay the default when nothing is set, so a company that never opens the setting sees exactly what it saw before.
Overriding it on one map
A single listing map can price in something other than the company setting, beside the price filters in the editor's Listings section. That is there for when one embed serves a different market than the rest of the business.
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