Why Did My Language Preference Fall Back to English?

Your language preference may fall back to English when the active organization disables the language you previously selected. English is always available and does not consume a paid language slot.

Check the Active Organization

Language Store preferences are per user and per organization. The same user may use different preferred languages in different organizations.

If you switch organizations, WizField uses the language preference and enabled-language settings for the new active organization.

Use Only Languages Enabled for the Organization

Org owners or admins manage which worker languages are active for the organization. Regular staff can choose only from languages enabled for the active organization.

If a language is not currently enabled for that organization, WizField must not continue using it as the active worker language.

Fall Back Safely to English

When an organization disables a language that a user previously selected, WizField must safely fall back to English for that organization.

The user's preference record may remain stored for future reuse if that language is re-enabled later.

Preserve Historical Customer Output

Language fallback does not rewrite historical translated document output. Already-snapshotted customer-facing text remains unchanged.

For preference behavior, read How Worker Language Preferences Work. For document stability, read Why Final Customer Documents Stay Stable.