Before exporting content to Localazy, you must generate and fill in the Localazy access token and select the primary language for your Directus content.
Languages collection #️⃣
The name of the languages collection where you define the available languages for your Directus content. If you don’t have such a collection yet, consult the Directus official guide on content translations, which explains how to set up your content for localization.
Language code field #️⃣
A field representing the ISO 639 locale of the given language (e.g. en for English). If you use a different locale code standard, we may not be able to match the language with one Localazy supports — in that case, add a language mapping.
Source language #️⃣
The primary language of your Directus content. Although it can differ from the source language of your Localazy project, we recommend choosing the same language for clarity.
Once connected, tune import & export behavior on the Additional settings page, and set up hands-off sync on the Automation page.