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Customers 1st made in-team localization accessible and efficient
Customers 1st is a Danish company that helps retail brands succeed with the help of sales, inventory, customer, and store administration management tools that make resource tracking for stores easier, simpler, and more efficient.
The Challenge
The company needed an easy-to-use TMS with a good UI that could fit nicely into its CI pipeline. Up until that point, developers were the only ones who could add or change translations of the app via an XML file - and their hands were full. The goal was to involve team members without technical skills in the process, freeing devs' hands.
The Solution
Localazy offered a user-friendly translation management system and a seamless integration process through CLI. Customers 1st efficiently migrated their content from their former system and quickly set up data exchange with Localazy.
Now, the Customers 1st product team only has to write the texts in the default language and push them to Localazy to reach the global translation team. Getting the finished translations from Localazy to compile them into their Angular app is handled by their CI/CD pipeline.
The Result
Using the Localazy CLI as an integral part of their pipeline, Customers 1st quickly localized their main Point of Sale (Angular SaaS app for store owners) to English. The first iteration was done in 3 days.
Adding i18n tags and compiling translations was the next step. After migration, everyone in the product team can translate within the Localazy platform. The team currently manages two new languages: English and a version of Danish with bike service industry jargon.
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