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# Timezone & Date Format

Managing the timezone and date format in your Introist workspace ensures that all scheduled automations and communications are aligned with your organizational preferences.

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The date format setting determines how dates are displayed in messages sent from Introist. This ensures that dates are presented in a consistent format that aligns with your organization’s preferences, reducing confusion and improving clarity in communications.

### How to Change Timezone or Date Format

To update the timezone or date format for your workspace:

1. Navigate to Settings > Workspace. 
2. Click on the field for either the timezone or date format. 
3. Select the desired value from the options provided.


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