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The following article describes EasySend's multi-language feature.

Multi-Language in EasySend

All EasySend digital processes support multi-language, meaning that texts with different languages can appear in various locations along the process.

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For additional information about the feature, to enable and configure it, please contact one of our teams.

Managing Languages

The following sections describe where the multi-language feature is managed in EasySend's platform.

Customer Settings Screen

(See Figure 1)

Languages are first managed at the customer level using the Customer Settings screen and the Language section.

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The Customer Settings screen can only be accessed by EasySend, for further information, please contact our support team.

Figure 1: Customer Settings - Language

Using the Language section, we can perform the following actions:

Add a new language.
Delete an existing language.
Set a language as default - this language will be used in cases where a translation is missing or when language indication is missing.
Separate Male and Female - some languages require a separation of Male and Female texts. By checking “Separate to male/female”, the system creates two different languages: a “language-male” language and a “language-female”, for example, Hebrew-Male and Hebrew-Female.
View the direction of a language - left-to-right or right-to-left.
View the ISO code of a language (according to ISO 639-1 standard).

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Browser Language - the system checks what is the language used by the end-user's browser and if a translation exists, displays it instead of the default language.

Webflow Screen

(See Figure 2 and Figure 3)

When building a Webflow it is possible to add the languages that were added using the Customer Settings screen.

Figure 2: Language Dropdown within a Process

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The language picker is only available on the Webflow screen if one or more languages were added using the Customer Settings screen.

When a Webflow contains multiple languages it is possible to edit the label of the different components using the Properties section, for example:

Figure 3: Text Input Label

Workflow Manager (Email/SMS)

(See Figure 4)

The subject and the content of an Email or SMS can be edited according to a selected language, for example:

Figure 4: Email Details Window

Journey Sender

Journey Sender users can select the language in which a process will be sent to an end-user. This is done by using a special competent and a metadata item.

Defining a Language as Part of a Process URL

A language can be defined as part of a process URL by adding two parameters:

lang
langGender

For example: https://customer-dev.easysend.app/test?rid=9ZdsfENt31Lw&lang=en&langGender=female.