The Editor - Overview
Interface and Navigation
The Editor displays your content in a multi-column grid where source text, translations, and metadata appear side by side. You can scroll continuously through segments without pagination interruptions, and sort the grid by any column.
Below a comprehensive list of features already available:
Fields: Choose which columns are visible in the grid and how they are ordered. Beyond languages and source text, you can add columns for metadata, comments, and other properties directly to the grid. Having this information inline alongside your translations means you can review context at a glance without opening a separate panel.
Panels: these modules surround the grid and give you additional context for the segment you are working on. Panels can be stacked, rearranged, or detached to a second screen. Available panels include: Overview, Fields, Memory Finder, Term Finder, QA, AI, Batch Actions, Preview, and Assets.
Document Selector: Switch between documents within your project or job.
Column Statistics: View summary statistics for each language column in the grid.
Preferences: Configure your Editor settings, including display options, keyboard shortcuts, and theme (light or dark mode). The Editor comes with sensible defaults, so you can start working right away and adjust as needed.
Editing Content
The Editor provides toolbars and controls for working with segment content directly in the grid.
Segment Toolbar: Access editing actions, status controls, bookmarks, and contextual information for the active segment. The toolbar appears next to the text you are editing and shows pretranslation details, recent edits, issues, and comments at a glance.
Quick Toolbar: Use the floating toolbar for fast access to common formatting and editing actions.
Editing Metadata: Edit segment-level metadata fields such as labels, categories, and custom properties.
Searching and Filtering
Narrow down your content to focus on exactly the segments you need.
You can filter segments across all columns, including status, comments, QA flags, labels, and text content. Combine multiple filters or use the Search Bar for quick lookups. The AI Panel also supports sending filter queries in natural language for a more user-friendly experience.
Translation Resources
Look up translations and terminology from your organization's memories and term bases while editing. Memory and terminology results appear in separate, dedicated panels so you can review each resource independently.
Memory Finder Panel: Search your translation memories for matching or similar segments and apply them to your translations.
Term Finder Panel: Look up terms in your term bases and enforce consistent terminology across translations.
AI Assistance
AI is integrated throughout the Editor to help you work faster and with more confidence. Today it covers filtering and editing, with more capabilities planned as we expand where AI adds the most value.
AI Panel: Filter the segment grid using natural language. Instead of configuring filter fields one by one, describe what you want to see in your own words and the assistant builds the right filter for you. Follow up with additional prompts to refine your results.
AI Editing Assistant: Improve translations directly within segments. Choose from editing modes such as Rephrase, Correct errors, Fix fuzzy, Make formal, Shorten, and more. Pin the assistant to keep it visible as you work through multiple segments.
Quality Assurance
Catch issues before delivery with built-in quality checks.
QA Panel: Run QA checks against configurable profiles to detect errors, inconsistencies, and formatting issues. QA can run across multiple documents in your project at once, so you can ensure coherent results before delivery. AI can also be leveraged for advanced checks and for acting on flagged issues, helping you resolve problems faster.
Review
Track changes, access metadata, and manage feedback for each segment, or check how your translations look in the original document layout.
Overview Panel: Access detailed information about each segment through four dedicated tabs:
Properties: View language-level and segment-level metadata.
Comments: Read and manage translation comments and discussion threads.
Revision History: Track changes to segment content over time, including who made each change and when.
Timeline: View a chronological log of all activity on the segment.
Preview Panel: Check how changes look in the original document layout without leaving your workspace. Detach the panel to a second screen to keep the preview visible while you edit.
Batch Operations and Reports
Apply bulk changes and generate reports for auditing and tracking.
Batch Actions Panel: Apply changes to multiple segments at once with a step-by-step configuration workflow. Update statuses, copy content, apply labels, and more in bulk.
Reports: Generate reports from preconfigured templates covering Revisions, QA results, and Labels. These reports are available from the Export menu under Create Report and are designed for teams with specific auditing and traceability needs.
String Management
The Editor supports string management workflows for teams working with Flex containers in integration and localization scenarios. From the Editor you can manage reference files, exchange data with external teams or tools, and create translation jobs for your content.
Assets Panel: Access reference files and assets attached to the Flex container.
Import: Bring external content into the Editor to create new segments or update existing ones. Supports Excel, CSV, JSON, XML, and other formats. Each import is traceable via transaction IDs and detailed logs.
Export: Download content as an Excel file or synchronize it into an external file format. Exported files can be shared with stakeholders, edited offline, and reimported to update your data.
Job Creation Wizard: Create translation jobs directly from the Editor, including scope selection and language assignment.