# Timezones in Daasity
## Overview
Daasity allows you to set a data warehouse timezone for scheduling daily workflows. All date/time stamps from sources can be converted or interpreted in a consistent timezone as needed. *By default, the platform’s daily workflow runs at midnight in your chosen timezone.* Knowing this helps you interpret “today” vs “yesterday” data and how often data is updated.
## Timezones in your database
In Daasity, most of the **raw, extracted data** in your database will be in the [UTC timezone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinated_Universal_Time). There are some exceptions such as Google Analytics, which only gives you the option to export data in the Google Analytics' property timezone.
The **transformed data** in your database and your Looker reports, on the other hand, reflect the timezone that you have specified in the Daasity app.
You can view which timezone your account is set to use by navigating to **Data** > **General** **Settings**:
The timezone will be displayed under the **Timezone & Currency** section of the Settings screen:
If you need to change your timezone for any reason, we require that you contact . The reason is that we will need to do a full reset of your data to ensure that it reflects the new timezone.
## Timezones in Looker reporting
By default, the data you view in Looker will also reflect the timezone you have chosen in the Daasity app. The reason is that we turn off timezone conversion for all date-related fields by default to ensure that everyone on your team is looking at the data in the same way.
If you want to enable your Looker users to choose their own timezone, you can [customize the Base Daasity code](/core-concepts/bi-tools/looker/advanced-developer/customizing-base-daasity-code.md) to enable timezone conversion for date-related fields. If you're on our shared Looker instance, you must also then contact support to have us specify the correct timezone in the Looker database connection. If you have your own Looker, you can do this on your own.
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