Thanks Dan! I have no trouble getting the data to local time in JS. It's more that I store a current date/time value into a QB field via API, then try to use that same time in a notification. QB takes over from there and uses the UTC time it converted my original local time into, though. For example, when a user triggers this notification I'm referring to, a timestamp of 3:47PM (EST) gets sent over and is stored in QB as 7:47PM. The 7:47PM time is what shows up in the notification. I'm trying to see if there's a way via formula field to adjust to the user's local time for the purpose of the notification since I can't intercept with JS so far as I can tell.
