Translation • Localisation • Human expertise • Websites • Software • Enterprise
PRACTICAL GUIDE

Continuous Localisation vs Manual Translation Requests

Recurring content becomes easier to manage when changes can be detected and routed without rebuilding the project each time.

DELIVERY ARCHITECTURE

Continuous Localisation vs Manual Translation Requests

A visible path from source content to approved multilingual release.

Versioning delivery architecture visual

Manual requests

Simple for occasional projects but can become repetitive when websites/products change frequently.

Continuous localisation

Tracks source changes and sends only affected content into translation/review.

Choose by update frequency

One-off documents may not need continuous infrastructure; products/websites often do.

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