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Management of a translation-revision workflow

For translators

Mark with green status the segments containing your final translations, segments which that you have already translated and revised, and therefore, you will not modify anymore. In this way, that the reviser knows this content is ready for him to checkbe checked.

For revisers

In order to complete your task and interact with the translator if his the translation job is still open, lock each revised segment so that no further modification by the translator is possible. If you think changes still need to be made, you always have the possibility to unlock them.

Management of a workflow containing a

source only task:

This particular project workflow highlights the fact that one specific task (usually as a pre-translation phase in the project) only affects the source text. This task usually consists of the preparation of the translation or the project. The output of this first assignment will then trigger triggers the upcoming following jobs (translations, revisions, among others etc.)in all workflow languages.

1st stage: Linguistic preparation, source editing or copyrighting stagestep

These are just some of the names given to the initial phase where you need to prepare the document to be used for translationtranslated.

You will require such a task when you want to improve the quality of your source text by rewriting some of its parts. This job is target source language independentonly, so the services of your suppliers need to be set accordingly. Check the details for external suppliers (monolingual services) and internal suppliers (service portfolio).

When you open the editor, you will have the source text directly available in the dedicated column.

Once finished, this text will become the source text for the upcoming jobs in the workflow.

2nd and further Further stages: Translation, Revision, Layouting...

This These jobs will be inactive until the first stage is completed. Notifications will be sent to all suppliers