What is the Translations Contributor app?

The Translations Contributor is an internal NIZU Cloud app that gives your team
and trusted external collaborators — including professional and sworn
translators — a single, structured place to translate the whole platform. It
collects every translatable text ("language key") from the Core App and from
every installed app, merges them into one editable list per language, and stages
each contribution for review before it is published into the product.
The problem it solves
NIZU Cloud ships in many languages. Those translations live in dozens of binary language files scattered across the platform and its apps. Editing those files
by hand is slow, error-prone, and unsafe to hand to an outside translator. The
Translations Contributor turns that scattered set of files into a clean,
guided translation workflow.
How it works in short
- The app scans all language files on disk and builds one catalogue per
language.
- A translator picks a category (Core App or a specific app), then a
language, and sees every key with the English source text beside an
editable field.
- Filters — All, Missing, Untranslated, Done — let the translator focus on
what still needs work.
- Saved edits are stored as drafts. A manager approves them.
- A separate, secure publishing service picks up approved translations and
publishes them into the product for every workspace.
Who it is for
- NIZU product and localization teams.
- External and freelance translators contributing to NIZU.
- Partners who want their language fully supported.
Key characteristics
- English is always shown as the source next to the field being translated.
- Nothing is published without a human approval step.
- The app only stages contributions — it never edits code or publishes by
itself, which keeps the process safe.
In short: the Translations Contributor is NIZU Cloud's built-in translation
management workflow, designed so anyone you trust can help translate the
platform accurately and safely.
Sunday, 2 August 2026, 10:35 PM
Created by: Konstantin Stojanovski