Did you know that FlexManager allows users to interact with the platform in multiple languages? This innovative feature is all thanks to an integrated Google Translate API into FlexManager’s all-in-one connected solution.
If an organisation operates across regions or manage teams who speak different languages, this feature is a gamechanger for how global organisations handle compliance, communication, and engagement in multilingual teams.
Make sure every person on your team understands what’s expected of them. Language barriers can lead to:
Miscommunication during audits or inspections
Inaccurate incident reporting
Delays in task completion or policy acknowledgment
FlexManager’s multilingual interface removes those barriers by enabling:
Real-time UI translation
Form and document language localisation
Translated user submissions for central review
All while maintaining data integrity and consistency across your dashboards.
You don’t need a separate module or plugin. If you’re using FlexManager, this feature is already available in your platform so it is ready to be configured into existing teams.
Users can set their preferred language
Admins can assign default languages by region or role
Android app users can access multilingual features on the go
Translated inputs are unified into centralized reporting for managers
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Gamechangers: Google Translate APIs to Empower Global Teams Did you know that FlexManager allows users to interact with the platform in multiple languages? This innovative feature is all thanks to an integrated Google Translate API into FlexManager’s all-in-one connected solution. If an organisation operates across regions or manage teams who speak different languages, this feature…
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