Workspace Defaults — timezone, currency, language
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Workspace Defaults — timezone, currency, language
Open Settings → Team → Workspace Defaults to set the workspace-wide defaults: business name, currency, timezone, language, daily digest time. These apply to every member unless they override personally (e.g. their own display language).
Who is this for
Admins doing the initial workspace setup, or fixing an inherited workspace with wrong defaults that affect everyone (mis-labeled currency in reports, wrong digest time, etc.).
What's editable
Field | Default value | Affects |
|---|---|---|
Business / workspace name | from onboarding wizard | invoices, OG cards, workspace switcher label |
Default currency | USD or EUR per signup region | mixed-currency aggregation in cross-channel reports |
Timezone | from onboarding wizard | rule evaluation cutoff, daily digest delivery time, dashboard "Today" filter, audit log display |
Default language | en | new-user UI language (individuals can override in their personal settings) |
Default digest time | 09:00 (workspace TZ) | when the daily / weekly email digest gets delivered |
Number / date format | derived from language | how dates and numbers appear (1.000,50 vs 1,000.50; DD/MM vs MM/DD) |
How to update
Step 1: Open Workspace Defaults
Navigate to Settings → Team → Workspace Defaults. URL: /settings/team/workspace-defaults.
Step 2: Edit fields
Each field has its own editor:
Business name: text input, 50 chars max
Currency: dropdown of supported currencies
Timezone: searchable dropdown of IANA timezones (e.g.
Europe/Rome,America/New_York,Asia/Tokyo)Default language: dropdown of supported languages (en, it, es, fr, de, pt, nl, pl, ...)
Daily digest time: time picker (HH:MM in workspace TZ)
Step 3: Save
Click Save changes per field, or Save all at the bottom for a batched update.
Step 4: Wait for propagation
Most defaults take effect immediately. Analytics that depend on timezone (daily aggregation) recompute on the next 15-minute sync cycle.
Workspace defaults vs personal preferences
Some settings can be overridden per-user:
Setting | Workspace default | Personal override |
|---|---|---|
Language | yes | yes — at |
Timezone display | yes (used for backend ops) | yes — for own UI clock |
Date/number format | follows language | follows personal language override |
Currency | yes | no — reports always use workspace currency in cross-channel mode |
Theme / appearance | no | yes — at |
In short: things that affect shared computations (digest time, currency aggregation, rule evaluation) live at workspace level. Things that affect what only YOU see (theme, your clock display) live at personal level.
Why timezone matters
The workspace timezone affects:
When daily rules fire: a rule "evaluate every day at midnight" fires at workspace-midnight, not server-midnight
When the daily digest arrives: configured time in workspace TZ
The "Today" date range: dashboard shows from workspace-midnight, not your browser's local
Audit log timestamps: displayed in workspace TZ by default (toggle to UTC available)
Cross-team distributed setups (Italy + US team in the same workspace) should pick the timezone where the decision-making team operates — usually the workspace owner's. Individuals see their personal clock in the header regardless.
Why currency matters
Wevion connects to multiple ad accounts, each with its own currency. The workspace currency is used:
In Cross-Channel Analytics to aggregate spend across currencies (auto-converted via daily FX rate)
In dashboard KPI strip totals
In Stripe invoices (your billing currency, set at signup — see acc-107)
Single-platform reports keep each ad account's native currency. So Meta US account = USD, Meta IT account = EUR, both visible per-account. Only the cross-channel rollup uses workspace currency.
Changing currency mid-life
You can change workspace currency at any time. Existing data isn't re-converted retroactively — the new currency applies going forward.
Important: changing workspace currency does not change your Stripe billing currency. That's set at subscription start and tied to the Stripe customer. To change billing currency, see acc-107 currency notes.
Changing timezone mid-life
Same rule: applies going forward. Historical reports keep their original timestamps (already-aggregated daily buckets are not re-bucketed). New aggregations from now on use the new TZ.
If you change TZ by more than a few hours, expect a temporary discontinuity in daily charts (one day might appear shorter or longer than 24 hours of data). It self-corrects within 1-2 days.
Default language vs interface language
Default workspace language = the language new users see on first login
Individual interface language = what each user sees personally; overrides the workspace default
Changing workspace default does not force change on existing users. They keep their personal selection.
What you'll see
After saving:
A toast: "Workspace defaults updated"
Audit log entry (
action: workspace_defaults_change,metadata: { field, old_value, new_value })Next dashboard load reflects the change
Next daily digest uses the new time / language
Common issues
Timezone search doesn't find my city: try a major nearby city (
Europe/Londonfor UK,America/Los_Angelesfor SF, etc.). Wevion uses IANA names.Reports still in old currency after change: refresh once; if persists, wait for next 15-min sync.
Daily digest didn't arrive at new time: change applies from the next day forward, not retroactively for today's scheduled run.
Some teammates' UI didn't change language: they have a personal override. They can change at
/settings/personal/preferences.Wrong currency in newly-created campaign: campaigns inherit their ad account's currency, not the workspace default. Cannot mix currencies within one campaign.
Related
The onboarding wizard — where defaults are first set
Personal profile and settings — where users override personally
Customize notification preferences — digest time + cadence