One Estimate, 20+ Currencies — How Multi-Currency BOQ Works

An engineer in Manila quoting a project in Dubai should not be doing currency math by hand. EngEst Pro prices the whole BOQ in the currency the client uses.

How it works

Set the project country when you create a project. Every calculator then prices its Bill of Materials in that country’s currency — material rates, labour, subtotals, and the grand total — using the platform’s conversion for 20+ currencies across 30+ countries.

What converts

• Material database prices (base prices held and converted at estimate time).
• Every calculator’s BOM output.
• Category subtotals, labour, contingency, profit, VAT, and the grand total on the Bid Summary.
• The exported PDF BOQ and formal quotation.

Supported currencies

USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, SGD, JPY, AED, INR, KRW, MYR, THB, IDR, VND, BRL, PHP, and more — with the country selection also setting the currency symbol and formatting.

Good practice for cross-border work

• Confirm which currency the contract will be denominated in, and quote in that one.
• For volatile exchange periods, add an exchange-rate clause or price validity window in the quotation.
• Localise labour rates and any country-specific materials rather than converting a home-market rate — EngEst Pro’s custom material entries let you do this.