Connect Simpleen Translation integrations
Localize your apps, games, and documentation by automating Simpleen Translation on Make. Connecting your files to our workflow automation tool lets you translate JSON, YAML, and PHP arrays as developers update code. Maintain formatting context and sync customized glossaries across repositories. Register for free today to build your first translation pipeline.
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Connect Simpleen with Make to Automate Your Translation Workflows
Connect Simpleen and Make to automate your localization workflows. Directly sync CMS content, translate files from Git, and update glossaries from Google Sheets without writing code.
Automated file translation pipelines
Automatically sync and translate localization files like JSON or Markdown directly from your cloud storage or Git repositories without manual uploads.
Centralized glossary management
Keep your translation terms consistent by automatically updating your Simpleen glossaries from a shared Google Sheet or Airtable base.
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Seamless CMS localization
Connect your favorite content management systems to Simpleen to instantly translate blog posts, documentation, and web content as soon as they are created.
Instant translation status alerts
Notify your team on Slack or Microsoft Teams the moment a translation job is finished or needs review.
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