Picking a route picks it, and the delivered price speaks your currency
Choosing a route in the delivery picker now applies it straight away, and foreign sourcing states the delivered price per unit in your corporation's own currency instead of the exchange's.
Two fixes to Foreign sourcing and the delivery picker.
- A route you pick is the route you get. Choosing one of the feasible routes used to only highlight it; you then had to press the button on the quote card below, and closing the picker instead left the panel reading "Calculated automatically". Picking a route now applies it and closes the picker, exactly as picking a carrier does. A route that spans several carriers is booked against its exact itinerary rather than pinned to one of them. - Delivered price per unit, in your money. It was stated in the exchange's currency — yen for a Tokyo order — even for a company that keeps its books in Australian dollars. It is now converted into your corporation's own currency at the same reference rate the customs duty is valued with. The per-currency totals above it are unchanged: they remain what each leg actually bills.
The picker's deeper "load more" routes are also honoured at checkout now, where a deeper pick used to be rejected as no longer available.