Exchange-rate based conversion
Use configured exchange-rate updates when regional catalog display should follow currency movement without manual spreadsheet work.
Automatic currency conversion
Show parts prices in the right currency for every market.
PartGrid helps parts businesses display catalog prices using exchange-rate based conversion or controlled company-defined rates, so customers and dealers see pricing context that fits their region.
Exchange-rate based conversion
Company-defined default rates
Regional dealer currency context
Rate-based price display
One base catalog, regional currency views.
GBP
Selected dealer context
UK dealer
BaseEUR
Dealer rule-3%
Rate0.86
DisplayGBP
Ref 12
Hydraulic filter
GBP 98.77
EUR 118.40 baseEUR 114.85 after dealer ruleGBP display
Ref 13
Seal kit
GBP 39.04
EUR 46.80 baseEUR 45.40 after dealer ruleGBP display
Ref 14
Mounting bracket
GBP 60.23
EUR 72.20 baseEUR 70.03 after dealer ruleGBP display
Currency conversion is shown after dealer pricing context, then selected parts can move into quote, cart, ecommerce, or ERP workflows for final commercial logic.
EUR, USD, GBP, JPY examplesDisplay context, not a trading interface
Regional pricing problem
Global parts catalogs need local pricing context.
When customers and dealers operate across countries, currencies, and regions, a single catalog price is often not enough. Without structure, regional teams fall back to spreadsheets, duplicated catalogs, manual conversions, or disconnected price lists.
Dealers operate in different currencies.
Customers expect familiar local price display.
Finance teams may not want uncontrolled exchange-rate behavior.
Regional price lists can drift out of sync.
ERP or ecommerce systems may own final transaction pricing.
Catalog teams still need useful price context inside the parts experience.
Conversion options
Use automatic rates or company-defined defaults.
Currency conversion should support regional presentation without creating pricing chaos. PartGrid can support exchange-rate based display where appropriate and controlled default rates where predictability matters more.
Company-defined rates
Set controlled default rates when finance, regional teams, or dealer agreements need predictable price presentation.
Regional currency defaults
Show prices in the expected currency for a dealer, market, storefront, collection, or catalog context where configured.
Quote and commerce handoff
Pass selected parts into downstream workflows where final pricing, discounts, approvals, and checkout logic can be applied.
Catalog workflow
One catalog, localized for each market.
PartGrid lets teams manage central parts and catalog data while presenting prices in the currency context that fits each market. Currency conversion can work with localization, dealer visibility, pricing rules, and embeds to support regional parts experiences without separate catalog copies.
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Maintain central parts and base pricing data.
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Apply dealer pricing rules or market context where configured.
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Convert the display price using automatic or company-defined rates.
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Present localized currency context in the catalog experience.
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Hand selected parts into quote, cart, ecommerce, ERP, or service workflows.
Central catalog
Hydraulic filter
Base price: EUR 118.40
✓ Dealer rule applied first
✓ Currency display converted after
EU dealer
EUR display
EUR 111.30
UK dealer
GBP display
GBP 98.70
Japan dealer
JPY display
JPY 20,885
US dealer
USD display
USD 129.05
Dealer and regional operations
Support dealers and regions without duplicating catalog work.
Currency conversion becomes more useful when it sits inside the broader PartGrid operating model: dealer workspaces, visibility rules, localization, pricing rules, embedded catalogs, and quote or cart handoff.
Multi-currency display
Present catalog prices in EUR, USD, GBP, JPY, or other configured currencies across market experiences.
Automatic conversion
Use exchange-rate based conversion where automatically maintained rate behavior is appropriate.
Fixed default rates
Use company-managed conversion rates for stable regional pricing and finance-approved display behavior.
Dealer currency context
Adapt catalog currency display by dealer, region, market, storefront, or implementation context where supported.
Localized catalog experiences
Combine currency display with language, locale, regional catalog presentation, and embedded viewer context.
Quote-ready selected parts
Carry selected parts into quote workflows where final pricing can be reviewed, adjusted, approved, and documented.
Catalog price display is not always final transaction pricing.
Many parts businesses calculate final prices in ERP, ecommerce, CPQ, or quote workflows. Final pricing may depend on taxes, discounts, freight, availability, dealer agreements, or approval rules.
PartGrid can provide localized price context inside the catalog experience while connecting selected parts to the systems that handle final commercial terms.
Keep the catalog useful without replacing every pricing system.
Currency display can sit upstream of quote, cart, checkout, ERP, ecommerce, dealer portal, or service workflows. That makes the catalog easier to use while keeping existing transaction logic in the right system.
Use cases
Where multi-currency catalog display helps.
International parts ecommerce
Show customers familiar currency context while keeping catalog management centralized.
Dealer networks
Give dealers a parts experience that reflects their regional currency and market context.
Multi-market catalogs
Use one central catalog experience across countries, stores, and sales regions.
Quote-driven parts sales
Display indicative or configured pricing before selected parts move into quote workflows.
Distributor operations
Support regional price presentation without maintaining disconnected catalog copies.
FAQ
Currency conversion questions.
Is automatic currency conversion required?+
No. Automatic conversion is optional. PartGrid can also support controlled company-defined or default conversion rates depending on how the business manages regional pricing.
Can we use fixed company-defined rates?+
Yes. Company-defined rates can be used when finance or regional teams need predictable pricing behavior instead of exchange-rate based conversion.
Are prices updated live?+
That depends on configuration. Some workflows may use exchange-rate based updates, while others use fixed or periodically maintained company rates. The exact refresh behavior should be scoped for the implementation.
Can final pricing still be handled by ERP or ecommerce?+
Yes. PartGrid can provide catalog-facing price context and hand selected parts into ERP, ecommerce, quote, CPQ, or service workflows where final commercial logic is applied.
Can different dealers use different currencies?+
PartGrid can support regional, dealer, or market currency contexts where configured. This is especially relevant for dealer networks and multi-region parts operations.
Can currency conversion work with dealer pricing rules?+
Currency conversion can be used alongside dealer pricing workflows where configured. The intended story for this page is dealer pricing context first, then currency conversion for display.
Can we hide prices and use quote-only workflows?+
Yes. Some parts businesses prefer quote-only workflows when pricing depends on availability, dealer agreements, freight, or manual approval.
How should taxes, freight, and discounts be handled?+
Those rules are often handled by ERP, ecommerce, checkout, CPQ, or quote systems. PartGrid should be treated as the catalog and handoff layer unless final pricing logic is explicitly implemented in the customer setup.
Localize your parts catalog without duplicating it.
Use PartGrid to show regional currency context, support dealer workflows, and connect selected parts to quote or commerce systems.