Documents
Translate business, research, legal, technical and general documents while preserving structure and project terminology.
- DOCX / PDF source workflows
- Headings + tables + formatting
- Bilingual or target-only delivery
AI translation & localization
Translate globally. Keep meaning, context and control.
Move documents, transcripts, audio, subtitles and structured content across languages with AI speed, terminology controls, locale-aware requirements and professional human linguistic review where quality matters.
Source → target structure preserved Glossary + style controls Human linguistic QA available Versioned delivery
Global by design. Language, locale, model and reviewer availability are validated against each project scope.
184 language selectionsSource, target & locale workflows
VT
Human review enabledTranslation StudioGlobal launch content · Batch 14
Documents · bilingual reviewContext attached · glossary active
Source · paragraph 12
We will begin the research phase after the regional planning meeting.
Target · reviewed
Nous commencerons la phase de recherche après la réunion de planification régionale.
Source · terminology
The Quality Gate must be complete before delivery.
Target · glossary match
Le contrôle qualité doit être terminé avant la livraison.
Source · locale
Launch date: 09/15/2026 · 3:30 PM
Target · locale-aware
Date de lancement : 15/09/2026 · 15 h 30
Quality traceableEdits · checks · approvals · versions
One translation operating layerAI processing, language assets, human review and delivery stay connected.
Language + locale awareDefine source, target and regional requirements per project.
Terminology controlledGlossaries, style instructions and do-not-translate terms.
Human review where neededQualified linguists matched to language and content.
Quality traceableChecks, edits, approvals and versions remain visible.
Content workflows
One language system. Different kinds of content.
Translation quality depends on the shape of the source. A transcript needs speaker and timestamp preservation. Subtitles need timing and reading constraints. Product content needs placeholders and context. Documents need structure and terminology.
Audio & transcripts
Transcribe when needed, then translate while retaining speaker labels, timing references and conversational structure.
- Speaker-aware translation
- Timestamps preserved
- Transcript-linked review
Subtitles
Create or translate subtitle content with time alignment, segmentation and locale-specific linguistic review.
- SRT / VTT workflows
- Timing + segment structure
- Subtitle QA
Product & structured text
Translate interface strings, support content and structured text without breaking placeholders, variables or context.
- Context-aware strings
- Placeholder checks
- Structured JSON delivery
Context engine
Give the translation system the rules before it writes.
Strong translation is not just a source sentence and a target language. Carry approved terminology, product names, style, audience, tone, locale conventions and translation history so output is constrained by the context that matters.
Glossary & termbase
Approved translations, exact spellings, prohibited variants and do-not-translate terms.
Style instructions
Tone, register, punctuation, capitalization and project-specific language rules.
Translation memory
Reuse approved language where appropriate and keep recurring content consistent.
Content context
Audience, domain, surrounding content and purpose travel with each translation task.
Project language assetsGlobal Product Launch · FR-FR
Glossary27 approved terms · product names · controlled terminologyActive
Style guideProfessional · direct · sentence case · formal addressApplied
Translation memoryPreviously approved project and organization languageMatched
Do not translateVerbalscripts AI · product SKUs · selected feature namesProtected
Locale conventionsDates · time · number formatting · punctuationFR-FR
Production workflow
Translation is a pipeline, not a single model response.
For quality-critical work, the output needs validation, context, review and acceptance. Each stage can carry project rules, human responsibilities and audit history.
Ingestfiles + structure
Preparecontext + assets
AI Translatemodel-assisted
Linguistic Reviewhuman judgment
LQAquality gate
Deliverversioned outputs
Workflow eventsLANGUAGE_ASSETS_APPLIED linkedAI_TRANSLATION_COMPLETE readyHUMAN_REVIEW_APPROVED recorded
Acceptance policyGlossary compliance requiredPlaceholder integrity requiredLinguistic QA configured
Linguistic Quality ReviewExample reviewer queue · FR-FR
TERM“quality gate” → “porte de qualité”
“quality gate” → “contrôle qualité”
TerminologyDATE09/15/2026 · 3:30 PM
15/09/2026 · 15 h 30
LocaleSTYLECommencez la configuration immédiatement.
Lancez la configuration dès maintenant.
StyleTAG{customer_name} · intact
{customer_name} · intact
PassHuman linguistic QA
Use AI for scale. Use people for language judgment.
Human review can be configured for full projects, selected content types, target languages, sampled batches or higher-risk material. Reviewers work against the same terminology, style and acceptance rules used by the translation workflow.
Linguist matching
Target language, locale, domain, content type and project eligibility.
Structured LQA
Categorize terminology, accuracy, fluency, style, locale and formatting issues.
Automated quality checks
Flag placeholders, numbers, tags, glossary conflicts and formatting before review.
Revision history
Retain source, machine output, reviewer edits, comments and acceptance status.
Global language operations
Language is only half the requirement. Locale matters too.
Define the regional variant, audience, tone and conventions behind the target. Separate language selection from real production availability so model coverage and qualified-human capacity can be validated rather than overpromised.
Examples shown are interface examples; availability is confirmed against language, locale, content type and service level.
EN-USEnglish · United StatesSource / target · locale rulesConfigurableFR-FRFrench · FranceLinguistic review + terminologyConfigurableFR-CAFrench · CanadaRegional variant / adaptationValidateES-MXSpanish · MexicoLocale-aware target workflowValidatePT-BRPortuguese · BrazilLocale-aware target workflowValidateJA-JPJapanese · JapanLanguage + content review requirementsValidateDelivery architecture
Give people the document. Give systems the structure.
Translation output can be packaged for human use, downstream systems or both. Keep language direction, source references, review status and project metadata attached to the approved version.
Human-readable outputs
Deliver in the format the work requires.
Production output options depend on source type and project configuration.
DOCXTarget or bilingualPDFReview / fixed layoutTXTPlain textSRTTimed subtitlesVTTWeb captionsCSV / XLSXStructured rows
{
"source_language": "en-US",
"target_language": "fr-FR",
"content_type": "document",
"review": "human_approved",
"glossary_version": "glossary_07",
"qa_status": "approved"
}Enterprise translation control planeArchitecture-ready
Role-based workflow
Separate project owners, translators, reviewers, QA and client approvers.
Task-scoped access
Route only required content and language tasks to assigned specialists.
Language assets
Keep glossary, style guidance and approved terminology under project control.
Quality history
Track checks, reviewer decisions, issue categories and approval state.
Auditability
Connect file, model, reviewer, revision and delivery events.
API-ready delivery
Prepare structured output and lifecycle events for integration.
Enterprise by architecture
Scale translation without losing who changed what or why.
As language programs grow, quality becomes an operating-system problem. Keep permissions, language assets, human work, review decisions and delivery versions connected.
Project + role permissionsGlossary / style governanceHuman-review routingVersioned approvalsAudit event historyAPI / webhook architecture
Translation FAQ
Questions enterprise teams ask before sending content.
Production details are validated against the actual source files, language pair, locale, content type, review level and delivery requirements.
Yes. Review can be configured as a full-project stage, selected by target language or content type, or applied to specific batches and higher-risk material.
Ready when the brief is clear
Bring us the content. Keep control of the language.
Tell us the source, target languages, locales, content type, terminology, quality threshold and delivery format. We’ll configure the workflow around the job.