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Author in English. Translate the report into Spanish or French, review the wording, and let the customer switch languages inside the finished report.
Two conductors are connected under a breaker terminal designed for one. Recommend correction by a licensed electrician.
Representative interface using sample inspection content. The language controls, translation status, grouped review, editable fields, and writer layout reflect the current Report Translations workflow.
Customer-facing booking, sign-in, and portal screens are available in English, Spanish, and French. Report Translations carries the inspection findings into that same multilingual experience.
Customers can enter the process in the language they prefer.
Appointments, documents, and account access stay understandable.
The customer switches between enabled report languages in place.
Choose Spanish or French, see how many items need work, and send the full report to the translation queue. It runs in the background while the writer stays available.
Representative translation progress using sample counts. The actual preflight, background job, progress polling, and cancellation behavior are reflected here.
Representative review content. Source text, translation, manual editing, re-translation, and stale-state tracking reflect the current workflow.
Review the source and translated text together. Adjust a trade term, equipment name, recommendation, or disclaimer directly in the translation panel before the customer sees it.
Inspector Studio reuses a template translation while the report content still matches its source. When an inspector changes the English, only that report-specific language needs new attention.
Sections, item names, narratives, deficiencies, limitations, and Q&A can carry approved template translations.
The report resolves the matching template translation automatically instead of paying to translate the same words again.
Custom findings and edited language stay with the individual report without rewriting the template.
This reflects the current translation precedence: report override, matching template translation, then English when no valid translation exists.
Translation has a real third-party cost, so it is billed separately and transparently. Publishing, republishing, downloading, and switching between translations do not run the translation meter.
Applied only in a billing period where translation activity occurs.
Per 1,000 source characters sent for translation.
No translation charge simply for delivering the translated report again.
Keep English as the source, review every translated field, and give customers both versions in one connected report.
