Connect the work.
Bring requests in from the tools your teams already use. Apply the right workflow as content arrives, then return it to its destination.
CONNECTORS / API / PORTALThe enterprise AI translation operating systemYour AI.
Your AI.
Your context.
Your control.
Turn AI translation into a process your enterprise can run. Connect your systems, apply your language knowledge and decide how every piece of content reaches delivery.
Your models. Your suppliers. Your language assets.
Your translation operating system Connected
Illustrative architecture
SOC 2 Type 2 assurance
AWS hosting in the US or EU
Unlimited users, across your teams
In good company. In every language.
01 / One connected platformA model is one layer.
A model is one layer.
This is the operating system.
Connect the systems, knowledge and decisions around translation. Give every team a shared foundation, with the controls their work requires.
Carry the knowledge.
Give translations the terminology, memories and instructions your enterprise has built. Keep that context independent of any one model.
MEMORIES / TERMINOLOGY / INSTRUCTIONSControl the outcome.
Evaluate the result, identify issues and follow your rules. Put people into the workflow where their judgement matters.
EVALUATION / REVIEW / DELIVERY02 / From a response to a resultSee how a translation
See how a translation
becomes ready to deliver.
Follow one illustrative terminology issue through the workflow. Pause the animation or choose a step to see where context, automation and review meet.
01 / INGEST
A request brings its context.
The source file enters with its language pair, organizational unit and assigned workflow.
SEGMENT 01 · EN → ESContext attached
Start your free trial.
Awaiting translation
Brand unit · English → Spanish · approved terminology
Illustrative sequence. Configure steps, model assignments and review policies for your own content.No content is sent to an AI model.
The principle behind the platformAutomate the work.
Automate the work.
Own the decisions.
The model produces a response. Your configuration determines what happens next.
03 / Context that belongs to youSwitch the provider.
Switch the provider.
Keep the context.
Your terminology, translation memories and reviewer decisions are business knowledge. Apply them when a request runs, across the models you choose.
Assign providers by operation and organizational unit. Use one model for translation and another for evaluation, without rebuilding your language assets around a single provider.
- Keep approved terminology and brand instructions in the process.
- Choose from supported AI and MT providers, or connect your endpoint.
- Import and export language assets in standard formats.
Your context layerStays with you
TerminologyApproved words
MemoryPrevious decisions
Brand voiceHow you sound
APPROVED TERMINOLOGY / EN → ES
“Start your free trial.”
“Empieza tu prueba gratuita.”
Select a provider. See what stays with your business.
Interactive illustration. Provider selection demonstrates retained context, not a live model response or an identical-output guarantee.
Your enterprise account
Brand / Marketing
- Language assets
- Brand voice + product terminology
- Model assignment
- Gemini · translation
- Review policy
- In-market editorial review
- Access
- Marketing team + assigned agency
Example configurations · select a unit to explore
04 / Built around your organizationA shared platform.
A shared platform.
Room for every team.
Your enterprise is not one team with one set of rules. Separate brands, regions and suppliers into organizational units with settings that fit their work.
- Scope assets, workflows, models and permissions to each unit.
- Keep your existing agencies, freelancers and internal reviewers.
- Bring requesters and stakeholders into the process without a per-seat license.
Manage the overall structure centrally while giving teams the boundaries and autonomy they need. Suppliers work within the access you assign.
05 / Fit the tools you already useFrom your systems.
From your systems.
Back to your systems.
Connect content to the process without making every team become a translation project manager.
Bring work in through maintained connectors, a translation portal or your own integration. Use workflows to coordinate the assets, models and people involved, then return completed content to its destination.
Contentful
Webflow
Figma
GitHub
Your website
Your documents
Your product
Your teams
Connected intake → configured workflow → delivery
Connect the content stack.
Work from systems such as Adobe Experience Manager, Contentful, WordPress, Webflow and Zendesk. Match the integration to your content lifecycle.
Build around your process.
Use the API and webhooks for internal systems, events and custom delivery. Bring engineering into the integration plan early.
Give requesters a front door.
Use the portal for work that starts with a person. Keep requests, assignments and language delivery connected to the same process.
06 / Ready for the serious questionsBring security
Review security and data ↗
Bring security
into the conversation.
Evaluate the platform with IT, security and procurement from the start. Make the controls part of the buying decision.
United StatesAWS · Virginia
EuropeAWS · Ireland
YOUR HOSTING REGION · YOUR REQUIREMENTSIndependent assurance
SOC 2 Type 2 assurance and supporting documentation for your security review. Review additional material with the team under NDA.
Identity and scoped access
SSO, SCIM and organizational permissions connect access to your directory and the work each person needs to see.
Content stays yours
Stateless AI processing. Your content is not used to train models. Review the data handling commitments and DPA with your procurement team.
Infrastructure and data choices
AWS hosting in the US or EU. Discuss region, tenancy and data requirements as part of the evaluation, alongside the technical pilot.
41,000
employees at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners.
Enterprise in practiceAI adoption is an
AI adoption is an
operating challenge.
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners shared its approach to translation, shadow AI and the process around the technology. Explore what it takes to connect language work across a global organization.
Read the customer story ↗07 / A practical path to productionA migration plan.
A migration plan.
Not a leap of faith.
Start with your current operation and define what needs to improve. Validate the configuration on real work before production cutover.
Discovery
Inventory content, languages, assets, suppliers and existing integrations. Agree on the process gaps and the owners of each decision.
OUTPUT / SHARED SCOPEBuild
Configure organizational units, models, workflows and identity. Import language assets and connect the systems in scope.
OUTPUT / CONFIGURED ENVIRONMENTPilot
Run representative content with your reviewers and suppliers. Measure against a baseline you agree on before the work starts.
OUTPUT / EVIDENCE TO DECIDECutover
Move production work with an agreed plan. Support teams through onboarding and use what the pilot taught you to refine the process.
OUTPUT / A WORKING OPERATIONOne subscription, priced on volume.
Unlimited users. Enterprise implementation and onboarding are part of the subscription. Align the plan with your content volume and service needs.
For your evaluation teamGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Bring your requirements. We’ll work through the details together.
Talk to the team ↗Can we keep our existing translation suppliers?
Yes. Your agencies and freelancers can work inside your wxrks instance, with your assets, workflows and permissions. You decide who does the work and where review belongs.
Can different teams use different AI models?
Yes. Configure models by operation and organizational unit. Keep your terminology, translation memories and workflow rules as the model behind an operation changes.
What will our security team need?
Start with the security and data documentation. Review hosting region, identity federation, permissions and AI data handling with the wxrks team. Additional assurance documentation is available under NDA.
How do we move from our current TMS?
Start with your content, language assets and current process. The implementation program covers discovery, configuration, asset import, a pilot and cutover. Validate the results before moving production work.
What does the proof of concept measure?
Use your real content and target languages. Agree on editing effort, intake-to-delivery time, the experience for your team and suppliers, and how well the platform fits your process.
Start with a measurable pilotProve the process.
Prove the process.
On your own work.
Use a 30-day proof of concept to test the quality, workflow and experience with your languages, suppliers and real content.
- 01Editing effort against your baseline
- 02Time from intake to delivery
- 03The experience for your team and suppliers
- 04How well it fits your process