About 135 currencies via Stripe
Invoice, collect deposits, and run retainers in your client's currency.
Multi-Currency
Multi-currency invoicing in your client's language
Bill clients in their own currency and show them an invoice in their own language. Taxes are broken out on the invoice so the totals are easy to check.
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- Invoices, deposits, and retainers in your client's currency.
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- Multi-component tax codes and a tax summary on invoices.
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- Client invoice and booking pages in 33 languages.
multi-currency invoicing software
What is multi-currency invoicing software?
Multi-currency invoicing software lets you bill a client in their own currency. Workspace369 supports about 135 currencies via Stripe for invoices, deposits, and retainers, with correct handling of zero-decimal currencies such as JPY and three-decimal currencies such as KWD. Tax codes can have several components, and each invoice shows a tax summary.
Product reference
Reviewed October 12, 2026 by the Workspace369 Product Team. Availability can vary by plan, region, and workspace configuration.
Read the finance workflow documentationWhat it covers
Bill clients the way they expect.
Multi-currency invoicing in Workspace369 covers the amount, the tax, and the language the client reads.
Correct decimal handling
Zero-decimal currencies such as JPY and three-decimal currencies such as KWD are handled correctly.
Multi-component tax codes
Build a tax code from more than one component.
Tax summary on invoices
Each invoice carries a tax summary so the client sees how the tax was made up.
33 languages for client pages
Client-facing invoice and booking pages are available in 33 languages.
The app in 32 languages
The Workspace369 app itself is available in 32 languages.
Built into the operating flow
Set the currency once and invoice.
Currencies and languages connect to invoices, deposits, retainers, tax codes, and client-facing pages.
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Choose the client's currency
Set the currency on the invoice, the deposit, or the retainer.
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Apply tax codes
Pick the tax code. Its components add up and show in the tax summary.
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Send the client page
The client opens the invoice page in their language and pays.
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Get paid through Stripe
Payments run through Stripe. Payouts follow the countries Stripe supports.
Inside Workspace369
See how currency and tax appear on an invoice.
Follow the record through the views teams use to act, review progress, and keep the next step clear.Product view 01
Invoices, deposits, and retainers in your client's currency.
Bill clients in their own currency and show them an invoice in their own language. Taxes are broken out on the invoice so the totals are easy to check.
Product view 02
Multi-component tax codes and a tax summary on invoices.
Currencies and languages connect to invoices, deposits, retainers, tax codes, and client-facing pages.
1TriggerClient activityAutomated
2ConditionMatch the right recordChecked
3ActionContinue the workflowNext
Product view 03
Client invoice and booking pages in 33 languages.
Show the amount, tax, and language your client expects.
1Record updatedContext stays attached to the work.Now
2Team follow-upContext stays attached to the work.3m
3Client notifiedContext stays attached to the work.4m
Examples
Currency flows teams repeat.
These examples show how currency and language work in connected client work. They are product workflows, not promised business outcomes.
Invoice a Client Abroad
- 1Create an invoice for an overseas client
- 2Set the client's currency
- 3Apply the tax code and review the summary
- 4Send the invoice page in the client's language
- 5Track payment on the same invoice
Deposit in a Local Currency
- 1Request a deposit in the client's currency
- 2Client pays from the payment page
- 3Draw the rest from a retainer or invoice
Common operating scenarios
Bill clients in other countries.
These examples describe how the feature fits into connected client work. They are product workflows, not promised business outcomes.
Invoice abroad
Set the client's currency on the invoice and the amounts, deposit, and payment page follow it.
Show the tax clearly
Use a tax code with several components and let the tax summary on the invoice show how the total was made up.
Speak the client's language
Client invoice and booking pages are in 33 languages, and the app is in 32 languages.
Where it connects
One record can carry the work forward.
Currencies and languages connect to invoices, deposits, retainers, tax codes, and client-facing pages.
Common questions
Multi-Currency questions
How many currencies can I invoice in?
About 135 currencies are supported via Stripe, for invoices, deposits, and retainers.
Are currencies like JPY and KWD handled correctly?
Yes. Zero-decimal currencies such as JPY and three-decimal currencies such as KWD are handled correctly.
Can an invoice carry more than one tax?
Yes. Tax codes can have multiple components, and the invoice shows a tax summary.
Which languages are supported?
Client-facing invoice and booking pages are available in 33 languages. The app itself is available in 32 languages. The contract signing page is in English.
Where can I get paid from?
Payouts follow the countries Stripe supports. Check Stripe's list for your country.
Which plan includes this?
The plan comparison lists invoices, online payments, deposits, and retainers on every plan, starting at Cadet ($29).
Work from one connected system
Send your next invoice in your client's currency.
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