AutoBrief boosted their business with automated localization updates
Autobrief is a Slovenian B2B platform that supports car dealers and fleet managers in faster and more profitable car trading. They offer access to auctions, marketing tools and documentation, facilitating over 15,000 sales a year across Europe.
The Challenge
The SaaS company wanted to serve their platform in multiple languages across European markets. Initially, they had no formal process in place for this: they updated their code manually, which resulted in slow and error-prone translation workflows. They needed an automated and sustainable solution to reduce their workload and ensure consistency across languages without disrupting development.
The Solution
Using Localazy CLI, Autobrief could upload and download translation files hassle-free. Once integration with Angular and Nette/Laravel was quickly completed, automated workflows were set up and updates from vendors, partners, users, and other contributors synced automatically with every new release.
Translation memory helped enhance accuracy and consistency, while untranslated texts and typos were marked for revision with automatic alerts, which significantly improved translation quality.
The Result
With Localazy, Autobrief launched its first batch of four European languages in just one week. Consistent updates, straightforward multilingual management, and simplified workflows help them now strengthen their market position as they launch new features. They currently serve over 400+ clients in Poland, Croatia, Sweden, France, and Slovenia.
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