Customise your QuoteCloud account by setting your preferred language, country, time zone, and date format for consistent communication and accurate localisation.
Customise your QuoteCloud account by setting your preferred language, country, time zone, and date format for consistent communication and accurate localisation.
In QuoteCloud's Company Settings you can set your default Country, Language, Date Format, Time Zone, Currency, Thousands Symbol, and Decimal Symbol so documents and templates match your regional and company preferences.
Changing the Country sets the Company Country field in your Company Information. This helps ensure company details printed on documents are correct for your region and may influence default local settings.
Changing the Language updates the default language used in your documents and templates across QuoteCloud. Use this to present quotes, proposals, and templates in your clients' or team's preferred language.
Changing the Date Format sets how dates appear by default in newly created documents (for example, DD/MM/YYYY vs MM/DD/YYYY).
Choosing the right, consistent date format reduces misunderstandings for international clients and avoids errors in delivery dates, contract terms, and payment deadlines.
Setting the Time Zone ensures all document timestamps and recorded times in QuoteCloud follow your company's time zone, giving consistent and accurate timing on created or modified documents.
The Currency setting defines the default currency symbol used in documents. The Thousands and Decimal Symbol settings control how numeric and currency values are formatted in blank templates (for example, using commas versus periods as thousand or decimal separators).
Yes. Company Settings provide defaults that templates inherit automatically, but you can change language, country, date format, time zone, currency and number-format symbols at the document level to suit specific clients or use cases.
No. Company-level changes apply to newly created documents going forward. Existing documents remain unchanged unless you edit them individually or apply updates at the document level.