Multilingual Support

Enate Work Manager supports the following languages:

  1. English (British)

  2. English (US)

  3. French

  4. German

  5. Romanian

  6. Hungarian

  7. Polish

  8. Spanish

  9. Portuguese Brazilian

  10. Russian

The Operations environment for end users to deliver the service fully supports these languages and each user will be allowed to choose their preferred language along with date-time pattern in their user profile settings.

To set a preferred language, select a language from the Language dropdown list in User Settings.

The display of labels will appear in the logged-on user’s preferred language - this is achieved by adding a ‘language package’ into Enate. Each language package will have mapping for user-specific language like Portuguese, for example, ‘Queue’ will be ‘Fila’ and ‘Action’ will be ‘Açao’ in Portuguese.

Here is the list of UI elements which will be available in the logged-on user’s preferred language:

Note – Real names such as customer names and usernames will be remained in the original language, as entered by the configurers in Builder.

Data entered by Work Manager End Users

Enate fully supports a User’s preferred language in Work Manager display and UI elements including labels, links and buttons, however anything added by you will stay in same language you originally entered it in and will not be auto-translated into any other language when being viewed by other users with a different preferred language.

For example, if a Brazilian user adds a note to a Case in Portuguese, Enate will then save the note in Portuguese in the database and will only ever show the note in Portuguese.

Here is full list of items which will be driven by user input and which WILL NOT be auto translated by the product:

Custom Data and Cards

The initial releases of multilingual functionality will not support configurers defining multiple languages when creating Custom Data and Smart Cards in Builder. Multiple cards and data items would be required for this.

In App Notifications

The initial releases of multilingual functionality will not support notifications in languages other than English.

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