I just found something very weird:Ii put the same clock on 2 different DEM and, in the initial settings, I enable local language.
During test (and therefore, I checked the test email from the same account), the clock had 2 different output in two different emails.

Just to be clear: the clock was put first in a DEM aimed to UK users (and therefore, all the links in the email belongs to the UK domain) and then, in another one to international user (domain .com).
The UK email test shows the timer how should be seen by someone located in the UK...but I was checking the email from another time zone.

At the end, the output was correct..but I would like to understand why, 'cause the time format should be based on the time table of the browser - and my browser, by now, is located in Italy.
Thank you for your help,
Giulia

Is it possible or on the road map to create a re-generating countdown timer, in the case of an automated win-back email campaign.

For example:
Every day your freshly lapsed customers receive a win-back email with a 72 hour countdown to use their 10% discount code

At the moment it's not possible without generating a new timer manually each time, and inserting it into the email.

Viewing the dashboard of my timers, if I click the 'end time' column, I'd expect it to sort by that column lowest to highest (eg to view timers ending most in the future on top) but it seems to sort randomly. Just flagging!

If I'm running timers for different time zones, and want to keep the same styling, it would save much time to be able to to simply 'copy' or duplicate a timer.

FYI, I see this message from my corporate firewall when I try to view a countdown timer on your domain: s.mmgo.io. You can contact: sites@mcafee.com to have it removed.

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