#moshe_unexpected
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All customers are being created with this language
Customers are created via the api, with no local info included. The default should (and used to) be English. Not sure if this is configurable somewhere?
Hey there, taking a look. Do you have an example customer ID?
Yes it's configurable by setting the preferred_locale on the customer: https://docs.stripe.com/invoicing/customize#customer-language
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But is the default configurable? The docs you linked to is just for an individual customer, right?
Correct, that is how you set the preference for a specific customer
So my question is why are all my customers defaulting to Spanish? Where is this default coming from?
Yes, this is based on your default email settings
It looks like someone with access to your account changed this on Oct 20
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Thanks!
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You can change the default here
Settings > Business > Customer Emails > Default language
Updated. Thank you so much. And I'm assuming I need to just run a script on any existing customers that were created since October 20th, right?
I believe without an explicit locale set, future emails should revert to your new default
So you may not need to do anything
But please verify this
And if necessary you can set explicit locales for affected customers
The customer default languages now changed back to English. No need for scripting ๐
Lol, yea. There is no explicit save button, so might have been a miss click...
Thanks again for your help tracking this down!
NP!