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USD / AUD Currency on Customer Record
When a client transacts via our website - their first transaction determines the currency applied to their customer record, so if an Australian client buys something online for a person in the US and neglects to change the currency - they will be forced to transact in $US for ever more - correct?
That means that if they want to purchase something for themselves in AUD i need to either;
a) create a new customer record with AUD as the currency or
b) enter their order as a cash sale.
obviously neither is particularly good, the first option end up padding out our database with duplicates unless i make the $US records inactive and the second option then dilutes the reporting for that particular client when you try to report on spend.
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