Lokalise is the enterprise translation management system used by IBM, JP Morgan, Roche, and 3,000+ global companies. It connects to the tools enterprise teams already use, enforces the governance standards compliance teams require, and gives localization programs the scale and speed to reach every market without rebuilding workflows from scratch.
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Enterprise localization management platforms run translation across multiple markets, teams, languages, and systems at scale, with the governance, integrations, and compliance controls enterprise procurement requires. Lokalise manages localization across web apps, mobile apps, documents, marketing content, and customer support in a single platform, connected to the enterprise tools your teams already run.
Security and compliance
Lokalise holds SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 27017 certifications. Enterprise controls include SSO/SAML, RBAC, audit logs, and configurable data residency options.
Integration architecture
Native integrations include Salesforce, Contentful, Adobe Experience Manager, GitHub, Figma, and Zendesk. For custom or proprietary systems, Lokalise's REST API supports API-first localization without pre-built connectors.
Governance and scale
Centralised project management, translation memory, terminology controls, and MQM quality scoring give localization programs visibility across teams, vendors, and markets. Role-based permissions ensure each user accesses only what they need.
Migration and onboarding
Enterprise customers receive a dedicated customer success manager, solutions engineer support during migration, priority technical support, and a 99% uptime SLA. Translation memory and glossaries from legacy platforms are imported during onboarding.
Healthcare and life sciences
Enterprise teams in healthcare and life sciences use Lokalise's SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified infrastructure for content requiring audit trails, controlled access, and jurisdiction-specific review workflows. No cloud TMS can obtain HIPAA certification, but Lokalise's security programme is HIPAA-aligned, supported by its SOC 2 Type II controls.
Financial services
Lokalise is used by global financial institutions including JP Morgan and DBS to manage multilingual customer communications, investor relations content, and regulatory documentation. The platform supports the audit trails, RBAC, and data-handling controls that compliance and procurement teams require to approve a localization vendor in regulated financial environments.
Enterprise software
Software companies use Lokalise to localize web applications, mobile apps, and documentation, with GitHub, Jira, and CI/CD integrations that connect localization directly to development workflows.
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Product Manager at Mastercard
Lokalise's native integrations remove manual file export and keep content in sync across languages, so localization runs inside the systems your teams already operate.
Salesforce
Localize Salesforce Knowledge articles, email templates, and customer portal content without manual file export. Available on Enterprise plan.
GitHub and GitLab
Integrate Lokalise into CI/CD pipelines. Localization files are committed and managed alongside code without switching tools.
Zendesk
Translate Zendesk Help Center articles and support content for multilingual customer service.
API and custom workflows
Lokalise's REST API supports API-first localization for enterprise teams with custom CMS platforms, DAM systems, ERP integrations, or proprietary content pipelines. Full API documentation is available at developers.lokalise.com.
Lokalise migrates enterprise teams from legacy translation management systems including RWS WorldServer and SDL/RWS Trados. Migration includes import of existing translation memory assets and glossaries, so teams do not lose accumulated translation value when switching platforms. A dedicated solutions engineer supports migration scoping and planning. Lokalise bills on processed words, not on stored translation memory, which changes the total cost of ownership calculation for teams migrating from hosted-words billing models.
What security certifications does Lokalise hold?
Lokalise holds SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27017, and PCI DSS certifications. The platform supports SSO and SAML 2.0, role-based access control (RBAC), audit logs, and configurable data handling for enterprise procurement and information security requirements.
Can Lokalise integrate with Salesforce, SAP, or enterprise CMS platforms?
Lokalise has native integrations with Salesforce, Contentful, HubSpot, Webflow, Zendesk, GitHub, and Figma. For enterprise teams using SAP, Oracle ERP, or custom content systems, Lokalise's REST API supports API-first integration without requiring pre-built connectors.
How does Lokalise handle migration from legacy TMS platforms?
Lokalise supports migration from legacy platforms including RWS WorldServer and SDL Trados. Existing translation memory assets and glossaries are imported during onboarding. A dedicated solutions engineer supports migration planning, and the process is designed to avoid disrupting active translation workflows.
Is Lokalise suitable for regulated industries such as healthcare and financial services?
Lokalise is used by enterprise teams in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and financial services. The platform's security infrastructure — SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, RBAC, and audit trails — meets the vendor approval requirements of enterprise compliance and procurement teams in regulated environments.
What does an enterprise localization management system do?
An enterprise TMS (translation management system) centralises translation and content adaptation across multiple languages, teams, vendors, and markets. It automates file routing, enforces terminology and quality standards, manages translation memory, integrates with existing content systems, and gives enterprise localization programs governance and visibility at scale.
How does Lokalise price enterprise plans?
Lokalise Enterprise plans are priced based on processed word volume, not on stored translation memory. This means teams are not billed for every word stored across all language variants — only for words actively translated. Pricing includes a dedicated customer success manager, onboarding support, priority technical support, and a 99% uptime SLA.
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