How can I get more information about my translations?

In this article, you will learn where to find detailed information about your translations in your Translation List.

1. Where can I find information about my translations?

Visit your Weglot dashboard > Project > Translation and select a language to display all of your generated translations.

Click on any translation to open its detailed view:

From there, you’ll be able to see additional information and manage that specific translation.

2. What kind of information can I get?

You will have access to 6 different tabs:

a. General Information

This section provides key details about the selected translation:

• Creation date: when the translation was created
• Last seen: the last time the translation was seen
• Word count: number of words translated (related to the selected language; this amount is taken into account to calculate your global word count)
• Type: the kind of the translation (Text, Meta (SEO), Media, External Link)
• Labels: used to organize and easily find translations via the search feature of the Translation List (see more here)
• Assignment: assign the translation to a specific user in your Weglot project (here is another way to assign translations)

b. Variables

Variables allow you to group very similar translations, only having a small part of them changing.

In this section, you can:

• View the variables applied to the translation
• Create a new variable if none are currently applied, by clicking on "Create variable".

If you want to know more about variables, here is an article we made.

c. AI Suggestions

This section provides alternative automatic translations.

They are usually present in single words and allow you to choose between several translations if you are not satisfied with the one chosen.

You can:

• Rephrase or shorten the translation

• Then, you can choose a different translation by clicking on the « Apply this suggestion » button.

d. URLS

In this section, you can see where the translation appears on your website :

• View all associated URLs
• Access the corresponding pages directly

(see more here).

e. History

This section shows the edit history of the translation:

• Last modification date
• Name of the user who made the change

• You also have an option to restore an old translation.

  Note that if you restore an automatic translation, it will be marked as a manual translation.

f. Note

This section allows you to add internal notes to a translation.

• Notes can include context, instructions, or reminders
• They remain linked to the translation