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Why Does OneWorld Require Multi-Currencies = T??
We have a OneWorld account in which all subsidiaries are in the US. So why should it be required to turn on Multi-Currencies?
Yet that is NS Support's response to a DEFECT that I reported:
Thank you for contacting Netsuite Customer Support.
I understand that when checking on the Bill Payment the subsidiary field either is empty or null.
I have tested this in my test account an[COLOR=darkred] I was able to replicate this in my test account.
The reason why it sets to null is because the Multicurrency feature should be enabled, this is one functionality in One world which is essential in transacting business
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