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Language Permissions

Assign only designated languages to translators and reviewers to keep your team focused. Manage language access rights for individual contributors and get more control over your project.

Better focus for translators 🤹

Better focus for translators 🤹

Language permissions help keep the translator's interface clean, giving them access to only the languages they need to work on, increasing productivity and reducing distractions. 

More control for you 🔑

More control for you 🔑

If you want to include your community, restrict language access for new users and onboard them carefully. Protect the work of proficient translators and avoid reviewing new versions of already translated texts. 

Frequently Asked Questions

To define language permissions for your project, navigate to your project dashboard and click on Project settings, then select the “Default language permissions” option.

You have two options:

  1. New members can access all languages, enabling contributors to see and contribute to any language in the project,
  2. Restrict new members from any access, meaning project members won’t see any project languages unless specifically assigned.

Find out more about language permissions in documentation.

Last updated: 17/07/2024

Yes, you can assign multiple languages to one translator. To do this, navigate to the Contributors table and select the “Edit language permissions” option from the dropdown menu. This will open a modal window where you can select all the languages the translator will be allowed to work on. It allows you to manage and assign multiple languages to individual translators based on their expertise and your project requirements.

Find out more about user roles.

Last updated: 17/07/2024

To assign a language to a project member, navigate to the Contributors. In the dropdown menu, select the “Edit language permissions” option. This will open a modal window where you can select all the languages the person will be allowed to translate. Once assigned, users will only see their designated languages in the language list. However, they will still be able to view a list of translations in other languages (in read-only mode) in the Languages tab while translating. This helps them understand the context better.

Read more about language permission feature in documentation.

Last updated: 17/07/2024
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