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Languages

Janison CLS supports different currency formats, different languages, and multiple languages.

Navigate to Settings > Languages.

Languages settings screen

Currency format

  1. Select the required Currency for use in the CLS.

    Currency dropdown

  2. Select the required Currency Prefix for use in the CLS.

    Currency prefix dropdown

The Format field displays how your current settings will be displayed.

Option Displays
None $12,345.67
Two Letter Region Code AU $12,345.67
Three Letter Region Code AUS $12,345.67
ISO Currency Code AUD $12,345.67

Language setting (Default Culture)

The CLS attempts to display in the language set in the user's browser. If multilingual support is off or there's no matching supported language, the Default Culture option is used. If this is set to None, the CLS inherits the setting from the Global tenant.

  1. Select the required Default Culture (language).

    Default Culture dropdown

Date format

Select the required date format — for example, English (Australia) for dd/mm/yyyy or English (United States) for mm/dd/yyyy.

  1. Select Save Settings.

    Date format and save

Multilingual support

Janison CLS supports multiple languages. Contact Janison support to enable this feature — hundreds or thousands of string resources need to be translated. See String Resources.

Once set up, a user can swap languages at the bottom right of their screen.

Language switcher in the UI

For example, in English:

Interface in English

In French:

Interface in French

Settings

This page is itself the Settings documentation for languages. All options are configured at Settings > Languages.

Related settings:

String Resources (Settings > String Resources) — translation of UI text used for multilingual support.