Change your localisation outcomes with flexible workflow automation

We support over 50 CMS connectors across enterprise, headless and commerce platforms as well as proprietary and highly customised systems. This includes enterprise, headless, e-commerce and custom-built systems such as Sitecore, Adobe Experience Manager, WordPress, Drupal, Contentful, Umbraco, Shopify and Magento. We also work with structured content formats including XML, HTML, JSON and XLIFF.

Your CMS connects to our best-in-breed translation management infrastructure, where CAT tools, Translation Memory, terminology databases and secure AI engines operate within controlled workflows. Linguistic assets are applied consistently before content returns to your CMS ready for publishing.

Implementation timelines depend on your CMS, content structure and workflow complexity. Standard connector configurations can often be implemented quickly, while custom integrations may require additional scoping.

We begin with a technical and workflow review to define the integration approach. Once configured, content can move automatically between systems without ongoing manual handling.

Our aim is to minimise disruption while establishing a stable, scalable localisation setup that supports long-term growth.

CMS integration is designed to support your existing publishing workflow, not replace it. Your team can continue working within your CMS as usual, while translation processes operate in the background.

Content is sent automatically for translation and returned to the correct location within your CMS. This reduces manual coordination while preserving your existing content management and publishing processes.

The result is improved efficiency without disrupting how your team manages digital content.

Yes. Your team retains full control over content approval and publishing decisions. CMS integration does not remove governance; it reduces manual handling while keeping decision-making within your organisation.

You decide when AI is used, when human linguists are required and how content is reviewed before publication. Workflows are configured to reflect your internal processes, risk levels and market requirements. This way, automation supports your team without replacing human oversight.

Yes. CMS integration is particularly valuable for organisations that update content regularly, manage multilingual websites or release content continuously.

Content flows automatically into the translation workflows of your choice, where Translation Memory and terminology are applied to support efficiency and consistency. Updated content can be translated and returned quickly without restarting the process each time.

This makes it easier to maintain accurate, up-to-date multilingual content as your digital platforms evolve.

Yes. Existing translations, terminology lists and linguistic assets can be reviewed and integrated into Translation Memory and terminology databases. This allows previously approved translations to be reused automatically.

Using existing linguistic assets improves consistency, reduces translation costs and shortens turnaround times. It also ensures your established brand and product language is preserved across markets.

Your organisation retains ownership and control of these assets, and they continue to deliver value as your content grows.

CMS integration removes the need to manually export and re-upload content for translation. Content flows directly into structured workflows where Translation Memory and terminology databases are applied automatically.

Previously approved translations are reused where relevant, reducing duplication and turnaround time. Terminology is embedded within workflows to maintain consistency across pages, releases and markets.

Over time, this creates a more efficient and stable localisation environment that supports scalable multilingual content management.