Use Persian or Hijri dates in your CRM

Choosing a calendar for appointments

Open Settings → Calendar. Set the display calendar for the dates you read, and the date-entry calendar for the date picker you use. These can be different: for example, you may read appointments in Persian dates while entering a date supplied by a customer in Gregorian form.

After changing the preference, check an existing appointment and its time. A different calendar changes the way you read the date; it does not move the appointment to a different day.

Reporting months are a separate choice

Personal reporting has its own calendar setting. Choose the month boundaries that match how you review your business, then use the same date range when comparing sales, payments and refunds.

In a Team workspace, shared reporting follows the manager’s reporting calendar and business time zone. Changing your device’s display preference does not change that shared reporting policy.

Which Hijri calendar should I choose?

Civil, Umm al-Qura and TBLA use different calendar rules and can show different dates. Choose the named option used by your business and customers. Do not assume that every Hijri calendar agrees on every day.

The CRM is a business scheduling tool. Its calendar options do not determine local religious observances or replace an announcement from a relevant local authority.

Using another phone or browser

Display, date-entry, number and week-start preferences belong to the device or browser where you set them. Check those preferences when you start working on a different device. A backup or a Team colleague’s settings should not be treated as your own display preferences.