Localization infrastructure
Enterprise
Localization infrastructure for organizations that require policy, auditability, and controlled intelligence routing.
Persistent multilingual state
Translate-Once establishes canonical multilingual state for your product. New or changed source meaning is localized once, stored in translation memory and publication artifacts, then reused across deployments without re-billing unchanged content.
Policy-driven intelligence routing
After memory resolution, only genuinely new work enters intelligence routing. Organization policy selects the lowest-qualified approved provider. Regulated tiers fail closed when no approved provider is configured.
Organization controls
Role-based access control, hashed API keys, tenant-scoped APIs, organization security policy, and platform audit logs give operators visibility into who changed what — without customer-specific runtime branches.
Regulated routing foundation
Approved-provider allowlists, prohibited providers, and regulated routing modes are configuration — not marketing toggles. Fail-closed behavior prevents silent fallback to non-approved providers.
Integration architecture
One-install runtime for web surfaces, headless language API for software platforms, and versioned publication delivery through cache and CDN paths. Crawl is optional optimization — runtime discovery remains the universal path.
Procurement readiness
Security overview, DPA status, and technical documentation are available for due diligence. Custom annual contracts cover scale assessment, security review, and deployment alignment — not self-service checkout.
Due diligence
Security, privacy, and data-processing materials are linked below. Formal certifications and government accreditations are not claimed unless independently completed.