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# July

**Date Released:** 15/07/2026

Command Centre Web now supports multiple languages

Operators can now choose the language Command Centre Web is displayed in, rather than relying on the browser's default. The choice can be made on the sign-in screen or from Settings, and covers the whole application - navigation, forms, and messages.

Change Your Language via

* The sign-in screen, via the language picker at the bottom of the form
* Settings → General → Language, for operators already signed in

Supported languages

<table data-header-hidden><thead><tr><th valign="top"></th><th valign="top"></th><th valign="top"></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td valign="top">English (United Kingdom)</td><td valign="top">Swedish</td><td valign="top">French (Canada)</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Portuguese (Brazil)</td><td valign="top">Spanish (Chile)</td><td valign="top">Chinese (Traditional)</td></tr></tbody></table>

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Benefits

* Operators work in the language they're most comfortable with, reducing the risk of errors caused by misreading menus, labels, or messages.
* Choosing a language on the sign-in screen applies immediately, so operators can confirm it's right before they sign in.
* Every part of Command Centre Web is translated, so the experience is consistent regardless of which language an operator chooses.

Changing your language from Settings will sign you out - this is expected, and it's how the new language takes effect across your account. Sign back in and Command Centre Web will remember your new language choice.


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