Language & Region
See Assignar Pay in a different language by adding a short language code to the page address.
Language & Region
Assignar Pay is displayed in US English by default. It can also be shown in other languages — for now, you switch by adding a short language code to the start of the web address (URL), as there is no in-app language picker yet.
Your language choice applies only to the address you're viewing; it does not change the language for anyone else on your team.
Available languages
| Language | Code | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| English (US) | (none) | The default. US English spelling (e.g. organize, color, center). No code needed. |
| English (Australia) | en-AU | Australian/British spelling throughout (e.g. organise, colour, centre, cancelled). |
| Spanish | es | The interface translated into Spanish. |
Switching language via the URL
Add the language code as the first part of the path, right after the site address. The default US English has no code, so existing links keep working unchanged.
| Language | Example address |
|---|---|
| English (US, default) | /home/your-team/timesheets |
| English (Australia) | /en-AU/home/your-team/timesheets |
| Spanish | /es/home/your-team/timesheets |
To try it: take the page you're on and insert /en-AU (or /es) immediately before /home in the address bar, then press Enter.
Language selection is URL-based for now — there is no Language setting in the app yet. An in-app language picker may be added later; until then, the address bar is the way to switch.
A few things to know:
- Everything after the code (your team, the page you're on, and any filters) stays the same, so switching language keeps you on the same page.
- As you move around the app, in-app links keep the language code you started with. To go back to the default English, remove the code from the address (or replace it with a different one).
- If you bookmark or share a link that includes a code, it will open in that language. Share a link without a code if you want the recipient to see the default US English.
Changing your language only affects the wording of the interface. It does not change your account's region, which is set separately and controls things like currency and tax formatting.