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And this is what the employee's reply looks like in the comment feed:
And this is what the employee's reply looks like in the comment feed:


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Important! The customer only sees the top part of the comments with messages in their language.
Important! The customer only sees the top part of the comments with messages in their language.

Revision as of 08:58, 23 July 2024

You can integrate Planfix with a translator to allow users to communicate with colleagues from other countries and customers in their native language.

Application

  • Expand the customer base- serving customers in their native language helps attract customers from different countries and promotes international business expansion.
  • Multilingual support service- multilingual support sets your business apart, enhancing your reputation and attracting customers.

Advanced Features (with AI Translator)

  • Auto-translation- the language is recognized in the customer's first message (you can be change it manually if necessary).
  • Glossary- allows you to set up a dictionary of technical terms to ensure consistent terminology in communication as used in reference and marketing materials.
  • Tone of communication- for each language, you can define how communication with customers should take place to take their cultural characteristics into account.

Integration setup

Go to "Account Management" - "Integrations" - "Translation" and select a translation service. Depending on the data center where your account is located, the following translation services are available

    • Open AI
    • Google Translate
  • Activate the integration and configure it:
    • Specify the necessary parameters to connect to the selected translation service.
    • Specify which employees can use the translator.
    • Activate automatic translation for messages from contacts if required.
    • Add and configure language pairs if required. Setting up language pairs is necessary for fine-tuning translations using the glossary or adjusting the response tone for AI prompts.

How it works

Take a look at a comment:

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It is visually divided into two parts:

  • The upper part is the message in the customer's language.
  • The lower part is the automatic translation into the employee's language.

When an employee replies to a customer, they have two special buttons:

  • The first button automatically translates the message into the customer's language.
  • The second button selects the language into which the message will be translated.

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This simplifies the action algorithm for employees:

  • Write a comment.
  • Check the translation language if the communication is multilingual.
  • Click on the "Translate" button and send the message.

After clicking the "Translate" button, the comment will look like this:

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And this is what the employee's reply looks like in the comment feed:

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Important! The customer only sees the top part of the comments with messages in their language.

Nuances

  • Auto-translation only works for messages from contacts. If this mode is deactivated, messages are only translated when the employee clicks on the corresponding button:

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  • Auto-translation of contact messages works based on the communication language specified in the contact card.
  • The communication language of the contact is automatically determined based on the text of the first comment.
  • The translation is not performed if the communication language of the contact matches the expected translation language.

Important

  • Integration with the translator is available from the "Business" plan onwards.


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