Does Jogan work on my phone, and what currencies and languages does it support?
Jogan runs in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer with nothing to install. The interface is available in English or Bengali, set per workspace. Each workspace reports money in one currency, chosen from twelve options.
Jogan is a web application. Open your workspace address in a browser and sign in; there is no app to download and nothing to update.
Devices
- Phone and tablet: every screen is responsive, including the sales form, the stock ledger and the reports tables (wide tables scroll sideways).
- Computer: Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox all work.
- Several people can use the same workspace at once from different devices. Changes appear when a page refreshes.
Currency
Each workspace has one reporting currency, used for every price, cost and report in that workspace. An admin can change it under Settings → Workspace. The options are: USD, EUR, GBP, BDT, INR, PKR, AED, SAR, AUD, CAD, JPY and NPR.
Changing the currency changes the symbol and formatting; it does not convert existing amounts. See How to change the workspace currency.
Language
The interface is available in English and Bengali (বাংলা). An admin picks the language for the whole workspace under Settings → Workspace → Interface language; everyone who signs in to that workspace sees the same language. English is the default.
The public website follows your browser's language, and you can switch at any time with the বাংলা / English link in the page header or footer. That choice is remembered on your device and does not change any workspace's language.
This help center has a separate address for each language: English articles live under /help and Bengali ones under /bn/help. A link you share opens in the language of its address, whoever receives it. If you have chosen Bengali, English help links take you to the Bengali copy automatically.
Your own data, such as item names, categories and notes, can be written in any language, including Bangla, and search works on it.
Payment
Plan prices are shown in US dollars on the English site, and you pay by card on the renew page. A workspace set to BDT is billed in taka and can also pay by bKash. See Pricing and plans.
Did this not answer it? Use the chat bubble in the corner and a person will reply. If you are inside your workspace, the book icon in the top bar opens a short guide for the page you are on.