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Personalization settings

Manage your personal and profile settings

Tallyfy allows you to customize the way most of the information is displayed to you. To access this feature follow these steps:

  1. Click on Settings in the sidebar.
  2. Go to My account.

Personalization settings

On the Personalization section, you can customize the following:

  • Language: Choose the language in which you want Tallyfy to be displayed.
  • Time zone: Set your time zone to ensure that all dates and times are displayed correctly.
  • Date format: Choose the format in which you want dates to be displayed.
  • Set how dates show up to you: Choose how you want dates to be displayed in Tallyfy. You can choose between Relative (e.g., “Today”, “Tomorrow”, “Yesterday”) or Hard Dates (e.g., “2021-12-31”).
  • Sounds: Enable or disable sounds when completing and re-opening a task.
Personal settings

Profile settings

Profile settings

On the Profile section, you can:

  • Change your profile picture: Click on the picture icon to upload a new profile picture.
  • Change your name: Click on the name field to edit your name.
  • Change your email: Click on the email field to edit your email address.
  • Change your job title: Click on the Job Title field to edit your job title.
  • Change your phone number: Click on the phone number field to edit your phone number.
  • Change your country: Click on the country field to edit your country.
  • Change your team name: Click on the team field to edit your team. This is just a free text field with no links to people in other teams.
  • Change your password: Insert your current password, and then fill the fields for the new password and confirmation.

Pro > Settings

Tallyfy’s settings are organized into personal preferences for individual members and organizational configurations accessible primarily by administrators.

Personal Settings > Change my email address

Users can modify their email address by accessing My Details under Settings, entering the new email address, saving changes, and logging back in with the updated credentials.