One clock per instance. Drop several side by side for a global header. Pick a location name, a face and a time zone, and Clocks does the rest, including daylight saving while the page stays open.
The full Windows time-zone catalogue, resolved on every tick, so daylight saving transitions apply even while the page is open.
Five analog face styles, plus an hh:mm digital readout with AM/PM and the full date. Pick per instance.
The analog face is decorative to assistive tech; the time is exposed as one readable sentence on a live timer element.
Three settings: location, face and time zone. Clocks does not read SharePoint lists or Microsoft Graph.
Clocks is useful on multi-office and global intranets: regional portals, time-zone headers, distributed team pages. If your whole organization works in one region and one time zone, you probably don’t need it.
Setup and configuration guides live at help.zenpo.com. Common questions before you choose this web part:
Yes. The time zone is resolved on every tick, so a DST transition applies even while the page stays open, with no refresh needed.
One instance shows one location by design. Add an instance per office. You can place multiple instances side by side in a section.
No. Clocks has no list binding, no Graph call and no external data source. Its three settings are the location name, the face and the time zone.
Install it from the listing, add a web part to a SharePoint page, configure it and publish.
Get it on Microsoft Marketplace