In the Salesforce Field Service (SFS) mobile app, the currency symbol in the Service Report preview may not match the currency symbol in the final PDF report. For example:
A$AUDThis is observed even when using the latest version of the Salesforce Field Service mobile app.
In below attached screenshot then you will find that Mobile app Service Report preview screen showing a line item total formatted as A$250.00, using the Australian dollar symbol as formatted by the device's en_AU language setting.
Screenshot description (Final PDF — Desktop): Final generated PDF Service Report showing the same line item total as AUD250.00, using the ISO currency code as determined by the Salesforce org's server-side currency locale.
Screenshot description (Mobile PDF comparison 1): Side-by-side of mobile preview (A$) and PDF (AUD) showing the same monetary value formatted differently.
The Salesforce Field Service mobile app formats currency in the preview based on the language and region settings of the mobile device, not solely on the Salesforce org's currency configuration. The final PDF is generated server-side and uses the org's Corporate Currency locale. This means the same value can be displayed differently:
en_AU → displays as A$AUDThis is expected behavior. The underlying monetary value is identical — only the display format differs.
The difference in currency format between the mobile app preview and the final PDF report is by design in Salesforce Field Service. No data is incorrect; only the display format differs.
The mobile app preview formats currency based on the language and region settings of the mobile device. For example:
en_US → USD amount displays as $123.45en_CA → USD amount displays as US$123.45en_AU → AUD amount displays as A$The final PDF is generated server-side and uses the Salesforce org's Corporate Currency setting (Setup > Company Information > Corporate Currency) or the Work Order object currency field. The server-side PDF typically displays the ISO currency code (for example, AUD).
No fix is required if the amounts are correct and only the currency symbol format differs.
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