Consistency in $ Currency Format

[DwiP]

HubSpot supports multiple currency - From United States Dollar, Singapore Dollar, Australian Dollar, etc.

At the moment United States Dollar (USD) is displayed as $, whereas Australian Dollar is having the display of AU$, New Zeland Dollar is NZ $ and Singapore Dollar is S$.

It would be great if we could create a consistency for US Dollars to be USD$ as the current format for other dollar currency is [Country Code][$]

This would prevent confusion especially when users are having multiple dollar currencies in the portal

Submitting on behalf of Lauren

[LaurenKeane]

Thanks Dwi,

We are located in Australia so therefore when we're creating a quote for a US based client it simply shows as $ (as the original currency default for HubSpot is in USD). This is confusing internally and for our clients (they aren't sure if "$" means USD or AUD).

Anyone who has a HubSpot account outside of the US who deals in multiple currencies will have the same issue. 

[Dostiguy]

I second this.

This is extremely confusing for our clients. We are based in Canada and when we create a quote in USD, the format is simply "$" instead of "USD $".

This is something we must definetely have control over, or at least, it must be consistent for all currencies as DwIP mentionned

[JLee53]

I second that the country code needs to be next to the dollar symbol. 

Other currencies may have different symbols which are easy to identify. However, in Australia, we use the $ sign as well and this confuses users as they are very familiar with the $ sign being Australian Dollars. 

[Isabela_Sun]

I strongly second this request! 

[SBriggs7]

Same issue is coming up for us - we too are based in Australia and not having US $ as a prefix is extremely confusing for our users

[KSaito]

We are having the same issue. We have customers all over the world and we want to show the country code next to the dollar symbol. We created a custom quote template for each currency to show US$, CA$, etc. in the Line items table to work around the issue but this is not ideal.

[smiddy06]

Strongly agree that this needs to be added. It is okay for EUR, GBP, etc., but for CAD and USD, it just uses the $, which doesn't help differntiate between the two currencies, which is important for our business. 

[tcxen]

Also agree, this is really confusing.

[LClover]

We have the same issue, this doesnt' work for anyone outside the USD Market. We are Australian based as well and it creates lots of confusion.

[CArquette]

This seems like an easy fix as the other currencies show next to the $ symbol. Only USD is 'broken'

[KWEBER1]

We need this too. So frustrating for those not located in the USA. 

[SWyrsch]

We need this too. Is there a solution by now, if so please add a link to the solved issue. We have customers who are really confused by this. Please implement the requested change or at the very least provide some feedback. Thank you!