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Smartling

Smartling

Enterprise translation management with AI that routes content to the right engine and humans review what actually matters — at scale.

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Every business eventually learns through negative experience how machine translation at a basic level results in errors undermining customer trust. It’s with that principle that Smartling’s architecture was founded: neural machine translation combined with flexible human review workflows to ensure high-stakes content makes it to an editor, while lower-risk content runs entirely automatically. AutoSelect is used by Smartling to push each piece of content to whatever engine it identifies as most likely to do a job well for a particular language pair and content type, resulting in greater overall quality than locking down to one engine across the board. An AI Hub allows teams managing localisation and translation to centrally determine what AI models can be used to translate particular types of content and includes workflow-level quality gates. Compliance is another strong point. Smartling boasts SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI DSS Level 1, and ISO 27001 compliance, which is a critical advantage for large businesses in the finance and health industries. The one clear drawback to Smartling’s platform noted in G2 reviews is price: it’s an enterprise-level price structure, and AI translation services will rapidly become costly once they reach significant volume. While Smartling says some clients see 25% more in terms of translation efficiency based on published case studies, the initial required investment is significant. Nevertheless, Smartling stands out as a premier choice for enterprises seeking speed and trustworthiness alongside their global operations.

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