Changes

* If you wish configure a A single language system then you will need to set has all the field captions, tool tips, instruction, object names, statues etc. to configured for the language you wish to use.* A multiple language system has multiple field captions, tool tips, instruction, object names, statues etc. configured for each language needed.* If a user switches to an language where you have not set any language setting then everything will be displayed in English.

* If you need The usual process to configure deploy a system in multiple languages would be to first configure all of the processes in one language . Then, all of the configured elements in the system then you will need are translated in the additional language(s). This provides an opportunity to set refine the processes in the system and reduces multiple field captions, tool tips, instruction, object names, statues etc. requests for each language you need to usetranslation of configured elements.

 The process for translation includes:* If a user switches Exporting the list of fields that need to an be translated from the system as well as button labels, statuses, type names, portal instructions, emails, etc.* The client provides the translated content* Importing the translated fields into the system* Manual updates are required for some of the items where there currently no import ability* Testing end to end process in the new language where you have not set * Complete any language setting then everything will be displayed remediation Generally, our clients are responsible for providing all translated content. Many systems are available in Englishmultiple languages for the end users. However, only very few have multiple languages configured for internal staff/system administrators. Your [[System Administrator]] is able to configure the translated content. The effort involved depends on the number of processes and portals which require updating.