Date Formatting
All dates must follow the ISO 8601 standard:
YYYY-MM-DD→ e.g.2023-06-30
✅ When it comes to structuring your dates, the following structures are accepted.
YYYY-MM-DDDD MMMM YYYY(e.g. 12 January 2023)DD MMM YYYY(e.g. 12 Jan 2023)DDth MMM YYYY(e.g. 12th Jan 2023)
❌ Avoid using:
30.06.202306/30/202330/06/23
Note: If you're uploading from Excel or CSV, make sure date fields are formatted as text in YYYY-MM-DD format before importing.
Number Formatting
Numbers should be formatted using numeric values only and using a dot as the decimal separator (e.g. 25634.20).
🔢 Accepted Number Formats
When entering numbers into the platform, please follow the international (English) format:
Use a dot (.) as the decimal separator
Do not use commas (
,) to separate thousands or decimals in your input
✅ Correct examples:
1234.5698765430.45
❌ Incorrect examples:
1.234,5610.599.6611,234.56
Note: If you enter a number like 10599661 the system may display it as 10,599,661 for readability. This does not change the actual value — it's only for easier viewing.
💡 Formatting Tips
Always use a dot (.) for decimal values
Never use commas (
,) in number inputsAvoid pasting numbers from Excel that include formatting or regional styles