LedgerSync shows most timestamps (a date with a time of day) in Eastern Time (ET), using the America/New_York time zone. For these timestamps, the time zone set on your own computer does not change this.
The America/New_York time zone adjusts automatically for daylight saving time:
If your firm or your clients are located in a different time zone, keep in mind that most times shown in LedgerSync are Eastern. For example:
The time zone cannot be changed per user or per account.
LedgerSync treats date-only values, such as statement dates, without a time offset. These dates are displayed exactly as received, to avoid any unintended date shifts due to time zone conversion.
In short:
On the Statements page, the Exported to column shows the date each statement was sent to a destination, such as your cloud storage. These dates, and the Uploaded dates in a statement's delivery details, are shown as a date only (MM/dd/yyyy). They are calculated at UTC minus 5 hours all year, with no daylight saving adjustment, so during daylight saving time a statement sent between midnight and 1:00 AM Eastern shows the previous day's date.
Examples of places that show times in Eastern Time include:
If you notice a time discrepancy or have questions about how a specific timestamp is being displayed, contact us at support@ledgersync.com.