Connect Translation to the Systems Where Work Already Happens
Enterprise content rarely lives in one place. Website teams work in content management systems, product teams manage strings in repositories and design tools, marketing teams operate in customer platforms, and support teams maintain knowledge bases and service content.
When translation sits outside this technology stack, teams must export files, recreate project information, monitor progress manually, and upload translated content back into each system. Stepes creates a connected translation layer so content can move into the right workflow, carry its business and technical context, pass through quality and approval controls, and return to the system where it will be published or deployed.
Automated Content Exchange
Move source content and completed translations between connected systems without repetitive export, upload, and re-entry work.
Continuous Multilingual Workflows
Trigger translation when content is created, updated, approved, committed, or prepared for publication and release.
Centralized Language Governance
Apply translation memory, approved terminology, quality rules, style guidance, and review requirements across systems.
Delivery Back to the Source
Return localized content to the correct site, repository, project, branch, record, language, or publishing destination.
Featured Integration Paths
Connect the Platforms That Power Global Content
Explore strategic integration paths across enterprise content, development, design, customer, commerce, and collaboration systems. The connection approach can use a configured connector, API, webhook, secure exchange, middleware, or custom integration according to your architecture and workflow requirements.
Adobe Experience Manager
Localize enterprise websites, content fragments, reusable components, metadata, and digital experiences while preserving publishing structure.
Explore Adobe Experience Manager IntegrationContentful
Synchronize structured entries and fields for scalable headless CMS localization across websites, products, applications, and campaigns.
Explore Contentful IntegrationGitHub
Synchronize source resources and completed translations with repositories, branches, pull-request workflows, and release cycles.
Explore GitHub IntegrationFigma
Translate interface content, preview languages in layouts, and identify expansion, truncation, and right-to-left design issues earlier.
Explore Figma IntegrationSalesforce
Connect customer, knowledge, marketing, service, and CRM content with governed multilingual workflows across business teams.
Explore Salesforce IntegrationZendesk
Keep help centers, knowledge articles, categories, sections, and customer-support content aligned across languages and markets.
Explore Zendesk IntegrationAzure DevOps
Integrate translation with enterprise repositories, pipelines, localization validation, and multilingual release-management processes.
Explore Azure DevOps IntegrationMicrosoft SharePoint
Connect enterprise documents, communication sites, knowledge resources, and collaborative content with controlled translation workflows.
Explore Microsoft SharePoint IntegrationShopify Plus
Localize product descriptions, collections, storefront content, navigation, policies, and recurring global ecommerce updates.
Explore Shopify Plus IntegrationSitecore
Connect complex digital experience workflows with centralized translation, review, terminology, and multilingual publishing controls.
Explore Sitecore IntegrationGitLab
Keep multilingual resources aligned with commits, branches, merge requests, release schedules, and continuous product updates.
Explore GitLab IntegrationWordPress VIP
Translate pages, posts, taxonomies, reusable blocks, and recurring editorial updates for large-scale multilingual publishing programs.
Explore WordPress VIP IntegrationExplore Integration Paths Across Your Content Stack
Search by platform or browse by category to identify relevant systems, content workflows, and connection paths for your organization.
Connection methods vary by platform and deployment. Stepes can recommend the appropriate configured connector, API, webhook, secure exchange, middleware, proxy, or custom integration path.
Adobe Experience Manager
Localize enterprise websites, content fragments, reusable components, metadata, and digital experiences while preserving publishing structure.
Contentful
Synchronize structured entries and fields for scalable headless CMS localization across websites, products, applications, and campaigns.
Sitecore
Connect complex digital experience workflows with centralized translation, review, terminology, and multilingual publishing controls.
WordPress VIP
Translate pages, posts, taxonomies, reusable blocks, and recurring editorial updates for large-scale multilingual publishing programs.
GitHub
Synchronize source resources and completed translations with repositories, branches, pull-request workflows, and release cycles.
GitLab
Keep multilingual resources aligned with commits, branches, merge requests, release schedules, and continuous product updates.
Azure DevOps
Integrate translation with enterprise repositories, pipelines, localization validation, and multilingual release-management processes.
Figma
Translate interface content, preview languages in layouts, and identify expansion, truncation, and right-to-left design issues earlier.
Salesforce
Connect customer, knowledge, marketing, service, and CRM content with governed multilingual workflows across business teams.
Zendesk
Keep help centers, knowledge articles, categories, sections, and customer-support content aligned across languages and markets.
Microsoft SharePoint
Connect enterprise documents, communication sites, knowledge resources, and collaborative content with controlled translation workflows.
Shopify Plus
Localize product descriptions, collections, storefront content, navigation, policies, and recurring global ecommerce updates.
Contentstack
Connect structured headless content and locale variants with repeatable translation, review, and publishing workflows.
Drupal
Coordinate multilingual pages, fields, taxonomies, components, and editorial updates across complex Drupal environments.
Sanity
Translate structured content models and localized fields while preserving relationships, metadata, and publishing control.
Storyblok
Connect visual editing and structured content workflows with centralized localization and multilingual delivery.
Webflow
Support multilingual website content, collections, metadata, and recurring digital publishing updates.
Bitbucket
Synchronize localization files with repositories, branches, release workflows, and controlled multilingual delivery.
Jenkins
Coordinate translation and localization checks with automated build, testing, and release pipelines.
CircleCI
Connect recurring localization tasks with continuous integration, validation, and product release processes.
HubSpot
Translate campaign, website, CRM, email, and customer-facing content across global marketing operations.
Adobe Marketo Engage
Connect multilingual campaign assets, nurture content, landing pages, and recurring marketing updates.
Braze
Localize lifecycle messaging, notifications, campaigns, and customer communications across markets.
ServiceNow
Translate knowledge, service, workflow, and enterprise support content through governed multilingual processes.
Intercom
Keep help-center content, customer guidance, and support communications consistent across languages.
Freshdesk
Connect support articles, knowledge resources, and recurring customer-service updates with translation workflows.
Adobe Commerce
Localize storefront, catalog, product, category, policy, and campaign content for international commerce.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud
Coordinate multilingual commerce experiences, catalogs, merchandising content, and regional publishing workflows.
Akeneo
Translate product attributes, descriptions, specifications, categories, and market-specific product information.
Salsify
Connect product experience content with multilingual enrichment, governance, and channel-ready delivery.
Microsoft OneDrive
Automate translation intake and delivery for approved documents and collaborative file-based workflows.
Google Drive
Connect shared documents and folders with controlled multilingual processing, review, and delivery.
Amazon S3
Use secure object storage to automate high-volume translation intake, processing, and output delivery.
Box
Connect enterprise file repositories with permission-aware translation and multilingual document workflows.
Dropbox
Coordinate shared file translation through monitored folders and structured delivery processes.
Jira
Coordinate localization requests, issues, assignments, release tasks, and operational visibility across teams.
Microsoft Teams
Bring translation notifications, review coordination, and workflow updates into enterprise collaboration channels.
Slack
Connect multilingual workflow notifications, approvals, questions, and operational updates with team collaboration.
Enterprise Middleware
Connect Stepes through approved integration platforms and middleware used across enterprise architectures.
Proprietary Applications
Integrate internal, legacy, regulated, or specialized systems through APIs, webhooks, secure exchange, or custom development.
No matching integration found
Stepes can evaluate a custom connection through APIs, webhooks, secure exchange, middleware, or purpose-built integration development.
Discuss Your IntegrationChoose the Right Way to Connect
Enterprise environments differ in architecture, security, content structure, publishing requirements, and development resources. Stepes supports several integration approaches so your organization can choose the right balance of speed, flexibility, control, and technical ownership.
Configured Connectors
Use a preconfigured connection for supported platforms and common enterprise localization workflows.
Best suited for widely used systems, repeatable content structures, and teams seeking a faster implementation path.
Translation APIs and Webhooks
Build translation directly into applications, content platforms, and event-driven business processes.
Best suited for proprietary applications, high-volume automation, and complex enterprise content architectures.
Explore the Translation APISoftware Localization API
Connect resource files, translation keys, repositories, releases, context, quality review, and multilingual delivery.
Best suited for agile product teams, continuously changing software content, and structured localization pipelines.
Explore the Software Localization APIWebsite Translation Proxy
Deploy and manage multilingual website experiences when direct CMS or application integration is not the ideal path.
Best suited for dynamic websites, recurring content changes, and teams seeking lower ongoing development requirements.
Explore Website Translation ProxySecure File and Cloud Automation
Automate translation through approved storage locations, secure file transfer, watched folders, or scheduled exchange.
Best suited for document-heavy operations and stable file-based workflows that do not require real-time APIs.
Custom Enterprise Integrations
Connect proprietary, legacy, regulated, or highly specialized systems through a purpose-built architecture.
Best suited for complex approval structures, multi-system environments, and specialized enterprise content operations.
Discuss a Custom IntegrationAutomate the Complete Multilingual Content Lifecycle
A Stepes integration does more than transfer text. It connects content, context, language assets, translation workflows, quality processes, stakeholders, and delivery systems across the localization lifecycle.
Detect or Select Content
Identify new, changed, approved, or release-ready content through selection, schedules, events, APIs, or synchronization.
Transfer Content and Context
Send source content with identifiers, locales, metadata, screenshots, character limits, instructions, and delivery destinations.
Prepare the Workflow
Match the content with approved translation memory, terminology, style guidance, expertise, and review requirements.
Translate and Review
Apply the appropriate combination of AI translation, professional translation, post-editing, linguistic review, and approval.
Monitor and Resolve
Track progress and surface missing context, terminology questions, validation issues, failed transfers, or incomplete languages.
Return and Publish
Deliver completed content to the correct system, project, branch, language, record, or publishing destination.
Integration workflows can carry content identifiers, locale data, filenames, branches, screenshots, character limits, product metadata, instructions, deadlines, review requirements, and delivery destinations.
Support Every Global Content Operation
Connect enterprise translation with the workflows that drive products, websites, marketing, commerce, customer experience, documents, and regulated content.
Continuous Software Localization
Connect repositories, resource files, translation keys, design context, and release workflows so new and modified strings move through localization as products evolve.
Software Localization APIEnterprise Website Localization
Integrate content management systems, headless platforms, digital-experience systems, or proxy delivery to manage pages, fields, components, metadata, assets, and recurring updates.
Website Translation ProxyGlobal Marketing Operations
Connect campaigns, landing pages, product messaging, customer communications, and marketing content with multilingual review and regional approval workflows.
Global Content OperationsMultilingual Product and Ecommerce Content
Translate product names, descriptions, specifications, attributes, categories, catalogs, merchandising content, and storefront experiences as commerce programs change.
Customer Support and Knowledge Localization
Connect help centers, knowledge bases, service content, and support communications while reusing approved terminology and existing translations across channels.
Multilingual Customer SupportRegulated Multilingual Content
Connect regulated content environments with controlled translation, specialist review, approval, traceability, terminology, and delivery requirements.
Language Quality and Governance
Apply Consistent Language Controls Across Every System
Connecting content is only one part of an enterprise localization program. Stepes helps organizations apply shared linguistic assets, quality requirements, context, and governance controls across platforms, departments, products, and markets.
Translation Memory
Reuse previously approved translations to improve consistency, continuity, and efficiency across connected products, systems, and content channels.
Explore Translation MemoryTerminology Management
Apply approved product names, technical terms, brand language, regulated terminology, and do-not-translate instructions across workflows.
Explore Terminology ManagementAI + Human Translation Workflows
Select the right combination of controlled AI translation, post-editing, professional translation, specialist review, and approval for each content type.
Explore AI + Human Translation WorkflowsIn-Context Localization
Provide screenshots, interface context, character limits, usage notes, and design references so linguists and reviewers understand how content will appear and behave.
Translation Quality Assurance
Apply automated checks and professional review for terminology, completeness, placeholders, numbers, formatting, consistency, and multilingual usability.
Explore Translation Quality AssuranceRoles and Approvals
Align access, review, and approval responsibilities with teams, business units, content types, languages, products, and markets.
Enterprise Readiness
Connect Enterprise Content with Security and Control
Stepes integration architecture can be aligned with organizational requirements for authentication, access, content handling, traceability, operational resilience, and production governance.
Explore Security and ComplianceSecure Authentication
Protect integration credentials and restrict access to approved applications, services, users, and operating environments.
Encrypted Data Transfer
Protect content and request information while it moves between customer systems and Stepes workflows.
Role-Based Access
Control which users and applications can submit, review, manage, retrieve, or administer multilingual content and integrations.
Environment Separation
Keep development, testing, staging, and production integration activity appropriately separated and governed.
Traceability and Audit History
Maintain visibility into content submission, workflow activity, reviews, approvals, changes, and delivery events.
Reliable Processing
Design for asynchronous translation, structured errors, safe retries, duplicate prevention, status monitoring, and delivery verification.
Launch Through a Controlled Integration Process
Stepes works with your business, localization, product, engineering, content, and security teams to design an integration that fits the way your organization operates.
Plan Your IntegrationUse-Case Discovery
Define the systems, content types, users, languages, volumes, update frequency, quality requirements, and business outcomes the integration must support.
Solution Architecture
Determine the right combination of connector, API, webhook, proxy, file automation, middleware, or custom development.
Workflow Design
Configure how content moves through AI translation, professional translation, terminology, quality assurance, review, and customer approval.
Integration Configuration
Establish access, environments, mappings, triggers, content identifiers, delivery logic, and operational responsibilities.
Pilot and Validation
Test representative content, languages, users, source extraction, context, workflow status, target delivery, publishing behavior, and exception handling.
Production Launch
Complete production-readiness review, deploy the approved integration, and establish monitoring, support, escalation, and change management.
Ongoing Optimization
Refine the integration as systems, content volumes, languages, release schedules, quality needs, and business priorities evolve.
Custom Integrations
Don’t See Your System?
Your content platform does not need to appear in a public directory to connect with Stepes. We can integrate proprietary applications, legacy systems, regulated content environments, enterprise middleware, internal databases, specialized repositories, and custom publishing workflows.
- Content architecture and system ownership
- Authentication and security requirements
- Formats, metadata, and contextual information
- Translation volume and update frequency
- Workflow, review, and approval requirements
- Delivery, monitoring, and support expectations
Translation Integration Questions
Review common questions about connectors, APIs, continuous localization, content context, quality workflows, implementation, and custom enterprise connectivity.
Ask an Integration QuestionA translation integration connects a content, product, development, design, customer, or enterprise system with a translation workflow. It reduces manual transfers by allowing source content, context, workflow status, and completed translations to move between connected systems.
Stepes can connect content management systems, code repositories, design tools, CRM and marketing platforms, customer-support systems, ecommerce and product-information platforms, cloud storage, enterprise content systems, middleware, and proprietary applications. The appropriate method depends on the system, content, security, workflow, and deployment requirements.
A connector provides a configured connection for a particular platform and common workflow. A translation API gives developers programmatic control over content submission, languages, workflow configuration, status, and delivery. Connectors can reduce implementation work, while APIs provide greater flexibility for custom applications and complex architectures.
Stepes integration workflows can support bidirectional content exchange by sending source content and context into translation and returning completed translations to the appropriate system, language, record, repository, branch, or publishing destination. The exact behavior depends on the connected system and integration configuration.
Yes. Proprietary systems can connect through the Stepes Translation API, Software Localization API, webhooks, secure file exchange, enterprise middleware, or a custom integration. Stepes can work with your technical and localization teams to define the architecture and implementation plan.
Yes. Continuous localization connects translation with recurring content changes and release processes. New or modified content can trigger localization, move through the required translation and review workflow, and return to the development or publishing environment when complete.
Stepes supports repository and software-localization integration patterns for development environments such as GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps. The workflow can include source resource synchronization, branches, files, translation status, quality review, and multilingual delivery.
A Figma-based localization workflow can send interface content for translation and bring completed translations back into the design environment. This helps teams preview languages, identify text expansion and truncation, validate right-to-left layouts, and improve multilingual design before development is complete.
Yes. Stepes workflows can combine AI translation, professional human translation, machine translation post-editing, linguistic review, subject-matter review, terminology validation, quality assurance, and customer approval. The workflow can vary by content type, language, market, risk, audience, and intended use.
Software-localization workflows can identify and preserve placeholders, variables, markup, formatting, and other nontranslatable technical elements. Quality checks help confirm that required elements remain present and correctly formatted in translated resources.
Yes. Integrations can transfer relevant information such as content IDs, keys, filenames, branches, locales, screenshots, character limits, instructions, product metadata, workflow requirements, and delivery destinations. Available metadata depends on the connected system and integration method.
Yes. An organization can use one integration framework while applying different translation and review processes to software strings, websites, marketing content, technical documentation, customer support, and regulated materials.
Yes. Enterprise integrations can be organized around workspaces, teams, business units, products, regions, content types, or operating environments. Roles, workflows, terminology, translation memory, and reporting can be aligned with the organization’s governance model.
Implementation time depends on the systems involved, connection method, content structure, authentication, metadata, languages, workflow complexity, security review, testing requirements, and production deployment process. A representative pilot is often the best way to validate the architecture and establish a realistic launch plan.
Yes. Organizations can begin with one representative platform, content type, language group, repository, business unit, or market. A controlled pilot allows the teams to validate content movement, quality, workflow, delivery, and operational ownership before expanding.
Stepes can evaluate an API connection, webhooks, secure file exchange, enterprise middleware, cloud-storage automation, or custom connector development. The absence of a preconfigured connector does not prevent a system from being integrated.
Connect Your Global Content Stack to Stepes
Bring translation directly into the systems where your organization creates, develops, manages, publishes, and supports content. Stepes combines enterprise integrations, APIs, workflow automation, AI translation, professional linguistic expertise, terminology management, quality assurance, and implementation support.