Translate More for Less with Machine Translation and Artificial Intelligence

Automated translation functionalities which are found in CAT tools, TM and Termbase, carry out repetitive translation tasks. This differs from AI-driven Translation, which converts the source language to the target language with almost no human input.

- Off-the-shelf MT tools, such as Google Translate, Amazon Translate, DeepL and others, which can be deployed in days produce increasingly accurate translations depending on language and content type.

- Customizable MT solutions rely on training corpus, terminology lists, rules and statistical models of the language to improve accuracy for technical documents or corporate communications yielding even better results.

- MT with Artificial Intelligence actually learns languages to improve its knowledge. It is the most accurate method and works more quickly after training.

AI MT tools reduce the work that human translators have to do to polish the localized result. These advancements work perfectly for enterprise translation by handling millions of words almost instantly across multiple languages. They reduce costs and turn projects around in much faster timeframes.

Content Management System (CMS) Connectors and REST API

CMS connectors integrate our TMS with your own CMS, Enterprise Resource Planning, or other repositories. They eliminate the tedious and error-prone manual conversion of content among different formats. Much of the localization process becomes automated, encouraging an uninterrupted workflow to save time. We integrate with most CMSs, marketing automation platforms, and third-party systems, such as WordPress, Joomla, Sitecore, Kentico, Adobe Commerce (previously Magento), Adobe Experience Manager, Gitlab, Dropbox, and Google Drive. Our connections rely on REST API that can GET, PUT, or DELETE information.

Our team can set up this integration typically in a few days, enabling us to quickly receive content from your repository. You determine how much access to give us, what repositories we can use, and how translated content goes back to you.

Multidimensional Quality Metrics (MQM)

Andovar incorporates the most advanced localization QA methodology currently available; MQM. MQM is an advanced QA framework for assessing translation. Different content types such as instruction manuals, legal documentation and marketing all have different elements which are most important; accuracy, fluency, locale, verity, and design. Therefore, we assign different weighting to those elements depending on the content type. A score is generated during language quality assurance and translations can then be determined to have passed or failed.

Dashboards to Manage Enterprise Translation

Managing enterprise translation becomes daunting as you juggle text, multimedia, and software assets, determine where they are in the process, and deal with multiple languages. Andovar makes administering your localization projects more convenient by customizing a customer dashboard for you. Through this portal, which you can access from anywhere in the world, you can track the progress of multiple projects using graphs and charts.

You can easily monitor job statuses, project overviews, and how much you spend or save based on a budget. Sorting through hundreds of emails becomes a thing of the past. You can also order, check, and receive translations without dealing with separate licenses, customer reps, or technical settings. Individual departments of your company, such as marketing, training, or documenting, can manage their own translation projects and budgets. Requiring individual log-ins with two-factor authentication to access the data improves security.