Workspace
Organization name, language, date format, workspace clock, and your password.
Language, timezone, and date format
Settings has five tabs: General, Churnhook, Billing, Stripe, Email. Language, timezone, date format, organization name, and password live on General. Recovery switches, Ticket language, and live toasts live on Churnhook — see Recovery and Live notifications. Logo, footer, and sending domain live on Email — see Email branding.
Organization name is the workspace name in the sidebar, on email wrap, and on public offer pages. Only the owner can edit it.
Language is yours — this operator, this browser. It applies to the product, but doesn't change when emails send or how times are shown.
Timezone is one clock for the whole workspace: every teammate sees the same times, wherever they are. Sequence waits and recovery emails follow this clock.
Date format is yours — this operator. It only changes the order of day, month, and year on screen.
| Choice | Example (2 September 2026) |
|---|---|
| DD/MM/YYYY | 02/09/2026 |
| MM/DD/YYYY | 09/02/2026 |
| YYYY-MM-DD | 2026-09-02 |
Until you pick one, the format follows your language.
Password
If you sign in with email and password: current password, new password, confirm (8 characters minimum). After a change, this browser stays signed in; other devices need to sign in again.
A Google-only account has no password — the card explains that, it doesn't create one. See Security & data for reset by email.
Who can change what
Only the owner can change the organization name, the workspace timezone, recovery switches, and Ticket language on Churnhook. Every signed-in operator freely picks their own language, their own date format, and their own password.
Customers don't have their own timezone: a subscriber in Tokyo always gets their emails at the workspace's time, never their own.