Product Updates

We’re excited to announce a new update to our product that focuses on enhancing user experience for our international users!

New language support added: Finnish‍

As part of our commitment to serve our global user base, we have incorporated language support in Finnish to our user interface. Now, our Finnish users can navigate and utilize the tool more conveniently in their native language, making the entire experience more intuitive and user-friendly.

Effortless multi-country expansion‍

Building on this, we’ve also made it easier than ever to expand the use of our tool across multiple countries. With this feature, you can now create new countries directly from your account with just a click of a button. This streamlined process is designed to facilitate a smoother expansion, allowing you to take full advantage of our tool’s capabilities globally.

Customizable language settings‍

To provide you with greater control and flexibility, administrators now have the ability to override the user interface language for a specific country. If, for any reason, you prefer not to use the Finnish user interface language in a particular country, you can effortlessly override it with the English user interface or any other available language. This ensures that you can tailor the user experience to suit your preferences and requirements.

We believe these updates will significantly enhance your experience with our product, making it more adaptable and convenient for a wider range of users across the globe. As always, we value your feedback and look forward to hearing about your experiences with these new features. Also, remember to mention for your customer success representative if you would like support for your language in the tool, the more people asking - the higher chance we add it!

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I'm an administrator based in Finland, and I want English UI back for my users, how do I change?

Your administrator can go to account settings, users, and then to Countries.
There they can edit the country, and select English as User Interface language again.