Languages & localisation
Five locales, per-user language and timezone, and timezone-aware SLAs.
Internationalisation (i18n) is first-class. The interface ships in five locales (English AU/GB/US, French, and Dutch), with a per-user language preference that falls back to the instance default. Each person also sets their own IANA timezone, and that choice flows through to SLA business-hour timers.
Five interface locales
ShippingEnglish (Australian, British, American), French, and Dutch, selectable per user; an unset preference falls back to the instance default locale.
Per-user timezone
ShippingEach person picks their own IANA timezone (around 600 zones), resolved through a user-to-site fallback into an effective timezone.
Timezone-aware SLAs
ShippingWorking-calendar business hours honour the configured timezone, so SLA timers compute against local time rather than server time.
Dedicated localisation settings
ShippingLanguage and timezone live in their own settings surface, not buried inside appearance preferences.
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