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AI catalog translations
We build translation workflows that take your catalog into new languages with consistent terminology and human review, inside the platform, so new products get translated automatically the day they appear. New markets stop waiting on agencies.
AI Catalog Translations
Translation debt compounds, automation resets it
Market entry stalls on a queue: thousands of products, an agency quoting per word, and a catalog that keeps changing while the queue drains. By the time the batch returns, terminology has drifted and a hundred new SKU are untranslated. That is translation debt, and it compounds monthly.
Workflow translation inverts the model: the glossary and your approved translations become rules, new products translate on creation, and native reviewers approve batches in minutes inside the admin. The queue disappears, market readiness becomes a property of the catalog, not a project.
What we deliver
AI Workflows
4 active · 1 testingHow we do it
Glossary and rules
Your terminology, tone per market and channel requirements encoded as the translation spec.
Reviewed pilot market
One language end to end: translation, native review, publication, measured for speed and edit rate.
Always-translated catalog
New and changed products flow through automatically; coverage reporting shows any gaps.
When it makes sense
Entering DE, CZ or EN markets with a large catalog
Agency translations cost months and drift terminology
Marketplace channels demand localized content you cannot keep up with
See it in practice12,000 SKU described by workflows, approved by people12,000 · sku covered in 3 languagesFAQ
AI catalog translations
How does review work with freelancers instead of an in-house team?
The review queue is a simple admin view, external native reviewers work in it directly, batch by batch, without file ping-pong.
What about legal texts and size charts?
Structured content (attributes, charts, policies) is handled by rules and templates rather than free translation, precision where precision matters.
How do you keep terminology consistent?
A glossary and your existing best translations are encoded into the workflow, the same term never drifts across 10,000 products the way agency batches do.
Who reviews the translations?
Your reviewer per language, in a queue inside the admin. Native review of AI output is fast, minutes per batch, not days per file.
What happens with products we add next month?
They translate automatically on creation and land in the review queue. New-market readiness becomes the default, not a project.
