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Spend less time on quality assurance with automated QA checks, translation memory, and glossaries. Add product screenshots (text on the images will be automatically recognized) and avoid never-ending questions about context.
Easily find and link duplicates or try merging multi-platform keys to avoid translating the same keys twice. Use tags to organize keys, leverage fully supported plural forms, universal placeholders, and more.
Allow your team to continuously translate content while you focus on the code.
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Allow managers to structure the translation process. Get designers to review the design early on using the Adobe XD, Figma, and Sketch plugins. Provide translators with numerous CAT features, such as translation memories, glossaries, spell checkers, hot keys, and many more.
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