One of the biggest challenges faced by businesses that operate in a global marketplace is the need to localise their products and services for different markets and languages. In order to effectively reach and engage new customers, companies must ensure that their content is localised for the target markets in which they operate.

One effective way to minimise time to market for localisation projects is through the use of integrations. By integrating translation and localisation tools with key business systems such as content management platforms and eCommerce websites, companies can streamline the process of managing translation projects.

This can be done by automatically syncing content between platforms, allowing translation to take place in real-time as new content is created. Additionally, integrations help to automate the translation workflow, which extends from project management to delivery of translated content, minimising the need for manual intervention or coordination.

There are a number of integrations available that help businesses perform localisation faster and more efficiently, including tools for automating content exchange, managing translation workflows, and delivering translations back to original platforms such as WordPress, Google Drive/ Sheets/ Docs, Dropbox, CMS systems like Magento, and others. Ultimately, using integrations can help your business reduce time to market for localisation projects while also improving overall productivity and efficiency.

At Lingvo House, we specialise in providing custom localisation solutions for businesses of all sizes. We tailor our services to meet the unique needs of each client, and our experienced team of project managers is committed to delivering high-quality translations quickly and accurately. Through our integrations with a wide range of platforms and tools, we help businesses minimise time to market for localisation projects, while also reducing costs and maximising efficiency. See how we can help streamline your project and cut-down time & cost overheads.