AgilePoint has a rich tradition in offering state of the art, powerful and user-friendly business orchestration and application development to multi-national organizations. The platform has been battle tested in every part of the globe. One of the key enablers for this has always been the ability to centrally manage language translations, so that no matter where your users are, they can always leverage their favorite AgilePoint solutions in the local language.
While multi-lingual forms first arrived on the scene back in 2017, the process to localize applications was a bit onerous – it required manually translating (with the help of Google or a professional translation agency!) each field or action button. Not fun.
But as with everything else in the Age of Generative AI, localization, or translating into any language, is now as easy as a button click.
Neat! How Does it Work?
First, you’ll need to ensure that you’ve enabled multiple languages for your application, and optionally allow users to toggle between them. The video covers this action, and it should take about 10 seconds.
From there, simply bring up any form in your application, and from the Rules button in the top-level menu, select Translate.
AgilePoint will present you with a list of available languages in your environment, and show you a side by side view of the default and target languages. As a final step, click Translate with AI and you’re done! Because AgilePoint is translating at the library level, everything is taken care of all in one go. How easy is that?
But What if I Change my App?
Of course, we’ve got you covered. If any stage you add fields or forms, AgilePoint will keep track of the delta. That is to say, AgilePoint will know which fields haven’t yet been translated, and target only those fields should you bring up the translator again. No need to manually select them.
So that’s it! Simple as. So, once you get your hands on this, give us a shout down in the comments as to how you’ve used this feature.
Now, lets watch this in action in a short video.
Please note that this video is recorded while this feature is in limited-preview beta version. Some of the labels and icons might change by the time it goes GA but the general concept of translating a form would remain the same.