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Date & Time settings

How to set up Date & Time in Creative Force

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Written by Matthias Farenholtz
Updated over 9 months ago

Time-Zone setting for a client

To set the time-zone for your client(s) please browse to the studio settings in the top right corner and click on "clients" in the sub-menu to the right.

Click "Edit" on the client you want to change the time-zone for.

Client time-zone - For studios working with multiple clients in different time-zones, the time-zone can be defined at the client level.

The client time-zone will be used when delivering assets to the client where date or time is being used for naming folders and files, meta-data fields, etc.

Time-Zone setting as a user

To set the time-zone for you as a user, click on the time-zone icon next to your avatar in the top right corner.

User time-zone - When you have set the time-zone all production timestamps displayed in Gamma will reflect the user settings for date format and time-zone.

  • Date format can be set to mm/dd/yyyy or dd/mm/yyyy.

  • The first day of the week can be set for Sunday or Monday.

  • 24-hour time can be set to True/False.

  • When adding a new user, the default country + default time zone of that user will be the same as the Account Owner user of that studio.

    Here are some important notes:

  • By default, all timezones for clients and users are UTC.

  • By default, the first day of the week for all users is Monday.

  • By default, the date format for all users is mm/dd/yyyy.

  • By default, the time format for all users is the 12-hour clock.

  • All date-times displayed in Gamma will follow the user settings, except the "Viewer Time Zone" in the Insights Report (This one is from Looker).

  • All date-times displayed in HUE/Kelvin will follow the local PC timezone.

  • All date-times in the Public API will use UTC, the format is Unix time.

  • Job import: The "Job Deadline" and "Sample Return date" are defined in the import file β†’ We will understand it as a user time zone.

  • Sending annotations to External vendor: We will use browser (local) timezone.

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