Four accounting currencies
IDR, PHP, SGD, or MYR. Chosen when you set up your workspace.
Singapore workspaceMalaysia workspacePhilippines workspaceIndonesia workspace
One business platform.
Multiple currencies.
Sell in Singapore. Invoice in Malaysia. Keep your finances connected with a workspace currency that fits your business.
Follow a transaction
FluxyOSSingapore workspaceSource activityRecordBooks
POS saleSGD
S$18.50Customer invoiceMYR
RM18.50Expense recordPHP
₱185.00Ledger entryIDR
Rp185.000Recorded amountS$18.50
Accounting currencySGD
Revenue recorded
AprSep
Expenses recorded
AprSep
Four example workspaces. Each keeps separate books.
A different market.
The same way of working.
FluxyOS is an Intelligent Finance Operating System that connects financial operations, accounting, business operations, enterprise workflows, and intelligence into one continuously connected system.
Currency is part of the workspace, not a separate tool. Your sales, expenses, budgets, and reports follow that choice. Documents can keep their own currency where supported.
Five document currencies
Use IDR, USD, SGD, PHP, or MYR for invoices and bills.
One basis for your numbers
Journals, KPIs, and budgets use the workspace base currency.
Keep the original context
Retain document amounts, source files, and reviewed conversion details.
Built across FluxyOS.
Not bolted on.
From the counter to the books, your workspace currency carries through the workflow. Create documents, record transactions, and read financial results in the same system.
Explore ERP IntelligenceWorkspace financeTransactions → Journals → Reporting
IDR · SGD · MYR · PHPAccountingFinancial insights
One base currency per workspace. Available modules depend on workspace eligibility.
Follow the money.
Keep the context.
Different sources. Clear accounting boundaries. See how currencies move through a real workflow—not just a currency symbol change.
Point of SaleSGD
Table 04 · Orchard Coffee
Sale completed
2 × Flat whiteS$12.00
1 × CroissantS$6.50
Total saleS$18.50
SGD sale → SGD transaction → SGD journal
SGD workspace example. POS is not a foreign-currency checkout.
FluxyOS InvoiceMYR
INV-2026-028Sent by email
Nusa Studio
finance@nusa.example
Design retainerRM2,450.00
Invoice totalRM2,450.00
Email delivery and invoice status in one workflow.
An IDR workspace can issue this MYR invoice. Foreign-document journals are not posted automatically.
Receipt CaptureUSD → IDR
Studio Supply28 SEP 2026
Office supplies$20.00
Office supplies$20.00
- Detected currency
- USD
- Document total
- $20.00
- Reviewed rate
- 1 USD = Rp16.000
- Expense to record
- Rp320.000
You review the amount and rate before saving.
Illustrative rate, not a live quote. AI recognizes IDR, USD, and SGD; check any other currency manually.
General LedgerIDR
| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Operating expenses | Rp320.000 | — |
| Cash & bank | — | Rp320.000 |
| Balanced total | Rp320.000 | Rp320.000 |
Original USD amount and reviewed rate retained in notes.
Different currencies.
A clear path to your books.
Keep the document as it arrived. Check the currency and conversion before recording a receipt-backed expense in your workspace.
This example shows Receipt Capture. Foreign invoices and bills follow a separate workflow, without automatic journal posting.
Receipt uploadedstudio-supply.jpg
Document currencyUSDWorkspace currencyIDR
Review the conversion$20.00 × Rp16.000
Record the expenseRp320.000 · IDR
Original document and rate stay with the record.
Check the rate.
Then record the amount.
Compare the extracted total with the receipt. Confirm the rate, category, and cash impact before saving.
Studio SupplyReceipt Capture · USD → IDR
- Original total
- $20.00
- Exchange rate
- Rp16.000 / USD
- Category to review
- Office supplies
- Expense to record
- Rp320.000
Sample rate. You confirm the conversion.
One base currency.
Consistent financial records.
Choose the workspace currency at setup. Transactions, journals, budgets, and reports keep that same accounting basis.
Indonesia workspaceAccounting basis
IDR- TransactionsRp320.000
- Expense journalRp320.000
- Financial statementsIDR
Base currency stays fixed after setup.
Read your performance.
In the currency of your books.
Revenue, expenses, cash flow, and financial statements share the workspace base currency. Open the source records to understand what is—and is not—in your numbers.
Singapore workspace
September 2026 · SGDFinancial overview
Total revenueS$2,450.00
Operating expensesS$680.00
Net profitS$1,770.00
Revenue vs. reference range
April–September 2026Actual revenueReference range
Illustrative reference range—not an industry benchmark or forecast.
Income StatementSGD
RevenueS$2,450.00
ExpensesS$680.00
Net profitS$1,770.00
Dynamic BudgetingSGD
Monthly budgetS$1,000.00
Recorded spendS$680.00
68% used · 32% remaining
Select a separate sample workspace—not a display-currency conversion. Posted-ledger statements exclude foreign-document flows without journals.
One financial workspace.
More than a currency converter.
Keep revenue and expenses beside invoices, receipts, and budget tracking. Use Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow reports to understand the posted books—without moving your workflow to another system.
See connected financial reportingDocuments in their original currency
Invoice amounts and payment context stay readable.
Accounting with a clear basis
One base currency. Balanced journals. Source records attached.
Insights grounded in recorded data
Fluxy AI helps explain the financial data in your workspace.
Currency, without the confusion.
What works today, and how your books stay consistent.
Which currencies can I use in FluxyOS?
Workspace base currencies are IDR, PHP, SGD, and MYR. Invoices and bills support IDR, USD, SGD, PHP, and MYR as document currencies. USD is a document currency, not a workspace base currency today.
Can I change my workspace currency later?
No. Choose the base currency during onboarding. It stays fixed so transactions, journals, budgets, and reports use the same accounting basis. The market selectors on this page show separate example workspaces; they do not change your books.
Can POS accept any currency at checkout?
POS uses the workspace base currency for prices, sales, payments, and accounting. It is not a foreign-currency tender or currency-conversion service. POS availability depends on your workspace eligibility.
Do foreign-currency invoices automatically post to the General Ledger?
Not today. Foreign-currency invoices and bills retain their original currency. Their payments can record an exchange rate and a base-currency transaction, but those foreign-document flows are excluded from automatic journal posting. Review the accounting treatment separately.
How does Receipt Capture handle a foreign receipt?
AI currently recognizes IDR, USD, and SGD. Review the currency, amount, category, and exchange rate before saving an expense. The expense uses the workspace base currency, with the original amount and conversion details in notes. Supplier bills use a separate original-currency flow.
Are budgets and financial reports multi-currency?
Budgets, dashboard KPIs, and financial statements use the workspace base currency. They do not mix raw amounts from different currencies or offer a display-currency switch. Account for foreign activity before relying on the posted-ledger reports.
Can FluxyOS consolidate companies or markets into one report?
Not today. Each workspace keeps its own books and reporting currency. Multi-entity consolidation, cross-workspace currency translation, and automatic FX revaluation are not part of this feature.
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