Set domain time zone, language and holidays
To set regional options, open Edit Domain, click the Option tab, choose Set Time Zone and Default Languages, and use Add Holiday for office holidays. Click View / Save Changes and confirm to save the time zone and language. Holidays are saved as soon as you add them.
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How to set domain time zone, language and holidays
Where: Admin console › Manage Domain(s) › your domain › Edit Domain › Option
- Open Edit Domain for your domain and click the Option tab.
- Pick a value in Set Time Zone and in Default Languages.
- To add a holiday, click Add Holiday, enter the date and name, and click Save.
- Click View / Save Changes, check the list, then click Save.
Options
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Set Time Zone | The domain time zone. |
| Default Languages | The default language for the domain. The whole user interface and the date format change to this language. Choices: English, Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Marathi, Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Sinhala, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Kannada, Malayalam and Assamese. |
| Add Holiday | Opens a window to add a holiday. Enter Date of Holiday as DD/MM/YYYY and Name of Holiday (up to 100 characters), then Save. |
| Show Holidays | Lists holidays with number, date, name and action. Use Edit or Remove on holidays you added. Holidays that are not yours show no action. |
Example
The Chennai office of acme.in sets the time zone to India, picks Tamil as the default language, and adds 15/08/2026 as "Independence Day" so calendars show it.
Good to know
- Holidays save the moment you click Save in the window. The time zone and language need View / Save Changes.
Common questions
Does the time zone change for users who already exist?
Only if Apply To All Users was on when you saved. Otherwise it applies to new users.
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Updated 2026-10-28