Currency normalization
Last updated 2026-06-14
Definition
Currency normalization makes money from different sources comparable. Quri reads each value as an ISO-4217 currency in its smallest unit — cents, paise, yen — and stays aware that some currencies have zero or three decimals. So a Stripe charge, a Shopify order, and Meta ad spend add up correctly instead of mixing units silently.
How to do this in Quri
- Connect your revenue and ad sources at /app/connect.
- Let Quri read each amount with its source currency and minor-unit scale.
- Compare revenue and spend across sources in one consistent currency view.
- Trust the totals — zero- and three-decimal currencies are handled correctly.
Frequently asked
- Why does minor-unit handling matter?
- Most currencies use two decimals, but yen uses zero and some dinars use three. Treating them all as cents would scale amounts wrongly by 100×. Quri reads each currency’s real scale so totals stay accurate.
- Does Quri convert everything into one currency?
- Quri normalizes to a consistent unit so values are comparable. It reads each source’s reported currency rather than guessing exchange rates it cannot verify, keeping money figures honest.