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Currently, Explo supports localizing strings, dates, numbers, and currencies for your embedded dashboards and report builders. Your team’s desired locale can be set via the Developer section of the Settings tab and will affect all of your customer’s dashboards and report builders.

Configuring Internationalization

Currently, you have three options for choosing the desired locale to display your dashboards in.
  1. Pass in a locale code and currency code via the web component or IFrame
  2. Select the option to prefer browser locale via the Settings Tab
  3. Select a default language/currency. for your team via the Settings Tab
In order of preference, Explo will override any configured settings with a passed in locale code. Explo will then attempt to use browser locale if the option is selected and the user’s browser language is supported, before finally defaulting to the default language for your team. Note for currencies, the browser locale does not affect internationalization. only a passed currency code or setting in your team’s settings will affect the currency format. Configuring language settings via the Settings Tab

Providing Your Own Translations

You can also provide your own translations for your dashboard or report builder if Explo does not support the language you need. If you’d like a demo of the latest functionality, check out this loom video. To do this, you can provide us a JSON object that matches the structure of our built in translations. You can provide a subset of the object, or all of it.

Custom Date Formats

For data tables and data panels, you can also pass in a custom format for dates if the pre-made options don’t work for your use case. Internationalization Date format options can be found here.

Supported Languages

  • English (en-us)
  • English, United Kingdom (en-gb)
  • French (fr-fr)
  • French (Canadian) (fr-ca)
  • German (de-de)
  • Italian (it-it)
  • Portuguese (Brazilian) (pt-br)
  • Spanish (es-es)
  • Japanese (ja-jp)

Supported currencies

  • American Dollar (usd)
  • Brazilian Real (brl)
  • British Sterling (gbp)
  • Canadian Dollar (cad)
  • Danish Krone (dkk)
  • Euro (eur)
  • Indian Rupee (inr)
  • Indonesia Rupiah (idr)
  • Japanese Yen (jpy)
  • Mexican Peso (mxn)
  • Pakistani Rupee (pkr)
  • Philipine Peso (php)
  • South African Rand (zar)
  • Thai Baht (thb)
  • United Arab Emirates Dirham (aed)
If there is a language or currency you would like us to support, please email us at [email protected] and we can add that for you.