The IMS APIs send times as ISO strings using UTC, which is great. It looks like all times in the IMS web UI are displayed in the user's browser's time zone (the result of running the below command). That's fine, but it's kind of ambiguous, since we never indicate any knowledge of time zones in the UI, and it would be reasonable for someone to assume all times are America/Gerlach.
The IMS APIs send times as ISO strings using UTC, which is great. It looks like all times in the IMS web UI are displayed in the user's browser's time zone (the result of running the below command). That's fine, but it's kind of ambiguous, since we never indicate any knowledge of time zones in the UI, and it would be reasonable for someone to assume all times are America/Gerlach.