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Change the space name, logo, and timezone

Space identity and time zone are shared settings.

Space identity and time zone are shared settings. An Owner or Admin can update them from Settings > Space.

Change the space name, logo, and timezone in EvaneChange the space name, logo, and timezone in Evane

Update space details

Edit the space name or upload a supported logo, then save. The new identity appears in the space switcher and shared navigation after the server confirms the update. If a logo cannot be loaded later, Evane falls back to the space initials rather than keeping a broken image.

In a space with more than one content language, a globe icon beside the name field adds the space name in each other language; members then see the name in their own interface language, falling back to this one where no translation is set.

Choose an IANA time zone that matches the event location. Evane stores schedule instants consistently, then uses this setting to display Meeting, Session, Task, activity, and generated-file times. Changing the time zone changes how existing timestamps are presented; it does not shift the underlying event.

The Space panel also shows the space's Country or territory and stored Data center. These values are read-only: the country or territory is fixed at creation, and the server inferred the data center from it. A space created before country tracking was introduced can show Not recorded instead of guessing from its data center.

If another member changes these settings, open clients receive the updated space data through realtime events. Reload only when the connection has been interrupted.

Frequently asked questions

Does changing the space time zone shift the actual date and time of an event?

No. Changing the time zone changes how existing timestamps are presented; it does not shift the underlying event.

Can I change the space's recorded country after creation?

No. The country or territory is fixed at creation, and the server infers the data center from it.

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