Giovanna Carla4 days ago·🤝 Customer SuccessOne login, every accountI hope you had a nice weekend. We’re changing how you add people to wxrks. Today, someone who works in more than one account needs a separate user in each one, often an email alias. With multi-account, each person keeps one login tied to their real email, and you add them to your account with an invite. It goes live in the next few days. Until then, here’s a ~2-minute preview. The screens use sample data. What changes Invites instead of new users. Invite User asks for the person’s email and sends them an invite. If they’re new to wxrks, accepting creates a free personal account for them. If they already have a login, they keep it. • A whole team at once. Bulk Invite takes a CSV with one row per person, checks every row before anything goes out, and sends the invites together. • Every invite in one place. User Invites shows who’s still pending, lets you resend or cancel an invite, and keeps a record of who invited whom, and when. For people already in your account They’ll get an invite from wxrks to move to their own login. Accepting gives them a free personal account, with access to yours. Anyone who works in more than one account switches between them with that same login. If you’d like to go through how this affects your account, book a time with me HERE . Best, GiVimeo
Rodrigo Demetrio4 days ago·🎙️ What's LatestGabriel's father became a translator at 80: the story that opened LocWorld VancouverJoin the conversation on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7525588050605735936/ Gabriel opened the keynote at LocWorld56 in Vancouver with the story of his father: a metal trader who dictated his emails in 2003, and who became a translator at 80. I wrote on LinkedIn about what it was like to hear it from the stage, and the whole talk is in the post. If it moves you the way it moved me, say so there. A comment or a share on LinkedIn carries the story further than it would here. And I would love your take on the question at the end: our role in translation, and the one metric in business nobody measures, emotion.
Mehvish Sattar6 Nov·👋 Say HelloEarn with Your Voice! 🎤 Join our group and start monetizing your voice talent! We're looking for passionate individuals to join our team of voice professionals. Opportunities available for: - Voice-over artists - Voice actors - Linguists - Audio transcriptionists Requirements: - Clear and neutral voice quality - Proficiency in required languages - Ability to work remotely Join now and start earning with your voice! 💬
Rodrigo Demetrio4 Nov·💬 Translator TalkLanguage jobs in one place, updated twice a dayLooking for work usually means checking agency career pages, company sites, and remote job boards one by one. We put them in one place. The new jobs board collects translation, localization, interpreting, and language quality jobs twice a day. You can filter by language, country, and remote work. community.wxrks.com/jobs We want it to find the jobs that fit you. What kind of work are you looking for right now? A. Freelance translation or review B. An in-house language role C. Interpreting D. Something else (tell us what)
Rodrigo Demetrio4 Nov·🎙️ What's LatestThe marketplace now starts with the language a client needsClients come to the wxrks marketplace with one question. Which language do you need? Since this week, that question is the first thing they see on marketplace.wxrks.com . They type a language, and every partner who works in it shows up with the exact variants they cover. That only works when your profile says what you do. Open Settings , go to Marketplace listing, and fill it out. Add your logo, a few lines about your work, and every language you work in. The list groups the variants for you, so a client looking for Mexico finds your Spanish. There are 109 partners in 43 countries on the marketplace today, and every one of them is here in the community. And bring your voice. What changed in your work with AI this year? Tell us in the comments, or write it in Share your wins. Someone here is trying to figure out the same thing.Vimeo
Giovanna Carla3 Nov·🤝 Customer SuccessYour wxrks New HomeI hope your week is going well. We've redesigned the Home in wxrks, the first screen you see every time you log in. You told us in onboardings, trainings, and conversations that you log in and then go looking for what needs you. So the new Home starts with what needs you, and you decide what it shows. It goes live in the next 1–2 weeks. Until then, here's a 3-minute preview. The screens use sample data. What changes What needs you comes first. Right under your greeting: projects in progress, tasks running late, and quotes waiting for approval. Each one opens that exact list. Needs a decision. What's waiting on you, ranked by the money at stake: quotes pending for more than 48 hours, late tasks, and projects delivered but not invoiced. Your numbers. Pick the figures you watch from 14 metrics, such as revenue, margin, and on-time delivery, in the order you read them. Make it yours Open Customize to switch sections on or off, move them up or down, and place each one in the main column or on the side. Changed your mind? Reset to the default in one click. Each role starts from its own Home: admins, project managers, vendors, and clients. You can add a section from another role's Home, and it shows your own data, with your own permissions. If you'd like to review your Home together, book a time with me HERE . Best, GiVimeo
Rodrigo Demetrio30 Oct·🎙️ What's LatestLocalization is solved, but not by AIJoin the conversation on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/posts/localization-locworld-ugcPost-7521920973844074496-MiRS/ Why does enterprise software have to look old, outdated, and so clumsy, like it came straight from the 2000s? Maybe the biggest threat to localization is not AI itself, but how easy the interfaces and solutions are. Everyone can use them. Noticing that she was losing her colleagues to Copilot, Elitza Dublewa-Servatius, from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, saw herself in a position that many managers are in. Act or, by not acting, see the localization role disappear. The main reason was clear. People were feeling comfortable using Copilot instead of the official translation tool. Why? Because, as we all know, AI chats are extremely easy to use, and so she thought. What if we could deliver the same simplicity of use, with robust localization behind it to support it? That was the topic of Elitza's talk at LocWorld Vancouver, which explored the analogy of Wu-Wei to prove that we, in localization, can't be the obstacles. We have to create the easiest path. Very insightful. Thank you very much, Elitza Dublewa-Servatius, for being such a brave and relentless person. As Ellie said, localization is solved, but not by AI. It’s solved by localization professionals, who can leverage all of the company’s context and protect the brand like no one else. Watch the full session on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qf69GfXzXk
Rodrigo Demetrio13 Oct·🎙️ What's LatestWhat holds this entire localization industry together?Join the conversation on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/posts/what-stops-the-whole-world-from-just-throwing-ugcPost-7515721648843444224-ocwO/ What stops the whole world from just throwing content into AI and hitting Publish? What holds this entire localization industry together? The answer: Localization Managers. The title and position change a bit from company to company, but they are the ones putting humans in the loop and fighting every day to show how important it is to use, for example, a translation memory, an updated glossary, and an expert reviewer. But proving why we MUST NOT abandon localization best practices, but instead let them coexist with what we have today, demands strategy. And hearing from Elitza Dublewa-Servatius, who has walked this path in a corporation as big as Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, could save you months of figuring it out on your own. Join us at LocWorld Vancouver and let's talk about how we can keep putting humans at the center of localization, together.Vimeo
Hugo Vieira10 Oct·🎙️ What's LatestReduce localization costs with AI confidence scoringLearn how confidence scoring automatically confirms high-quality AI translations and cuts project costs in half. Discover wxrks AI quality features at community.wxrks.com.Vimeo
Hugo Vieira8 Oct·🎙️ What's LatestTranslate AEM Pages with wxrks: End-to-End WorkflowLearn how to send Adobe Experience Manager pages to wxrks for professional human translation and bring them back automatically. Connect AEM, request translation, review, and approve—all in one seamless workflow. Join the wxrks community at community.wxrks.com.Vimeo
Rodrigo Demetrio7 Oct·🎙️ What's LatestOur September product updateLike and comment on LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7513615943634366464 How can we create software ready to accommodate the constant work of agents with humans approving and giving directions? That was our primary question when redesigning our platform. We asked some clients and friends how they are using software today with AI, and many of them pay for subscriptions to their CRM, email marketing, or translation software, but they are using it totally through MCP with Codex or Claude Code. So how do we design software with that in mind? We described our research and what we believe screens should be like in today's world better in our product update. On top of that, we also launched so many new features, like Smells, which, before pointing fingers at us and saying we did something wrong, takes our context into account. Check out our complete update.Vimeo
Hugo Vieira6 Oct·🎙️ What's LatestNew course: Foundations for Project ManagersI just published a new course in the Classroom: Foundations for Project Managers — 13 videos, about two minutes each, that follow one real project from the org unit all the way to delivery. A final quiz closes the course: pass it and you earn the Certified badge. Foundations for Linguists got the same upgrade — a fresh playlist look and its own final quiz. Start here: community.wxrks.com/classroom
Rodrigo Demetrio2 Oct·📣 Product UpdatesThe new wxrks is live. What do you think?Hi everyone. Today we launched a new design for wxrks. It is our first big redesign since 2022. If you translate in wxrks every day, you will notice it first in the editor. Here is a quick tour. At the end, we have a question for you. (Want the full story, with every before and after? Read the full release on our website .) The editor The editor is where you spend most of your day, so it got the most care. You can see where each suggestion comes from. Translation memory, machine translation, and the glossary each have their own soft color. The color tells you the source, not the quality. Deciding if a suggestion is good is still your call. Apply and Confirm are separate. Apply puts the text in the segment. Confirm is your decision about it. Smells, Sous-Chef, and your glossary and memory matches sit right under the segment, where you need them. Here is the editor before and after the redesign. Your projects The project list is calmer too. The project name comes first. Status is a word, like Pending or Approved, instead of a bright yellow block. The progress bar turns green only when the work is done. And the project list before and after. Why we changed it The old design served us for four years. But every year we added more to it. Smells, Sous-Chef, alternative translations, continuous projects, and much more. Each new feature made the screen a little busier. We wanted your translation to be the first thing you see. So we studied tools many of you already use, like Notion, Claude, and Linear. They all keep your work in the middle and move everything else out of the way. Nothing is gone Your projects, translation memories, glossaries, and settings are all where you left them. Only the look changed. Tell us what you think This is where we need you. Leave a comment below and tell us: What do you like? What feels strange, or harder than before? Is there anything you cannot find? If something is not working the way it should, tell us here or in the chat inside wxrks. We read every comment. Want the full story, with every before and after? Read the full release on our website .Vimeo
Rodrigo Demetrio29 Sep·🎙️ What's LatestAI adoption started with a pretty simple question: is the output good?We think that question is going to change. Companies want to know: - Which model made the decision, - What context it received, - which terminology it used, - what instructions shaped the result, - and how that result was checked? That’s a big part of how we’re building AI inside wxrks. Not just better outputs, but AI you can inspect, change and trace. Because eventually, “is this good?” won’t be enough. You’ll also need to answer: “Can you show me how you got there?” Watch the video: https://ideas.agents.wxrks.app/media/eyJpZGVhIjoxMTZ9.arvDew.E9NJf1jjo4X8prG4i_6tnEYr8YE/asset.mp4
Rodrigo Demetrio24 Sep·🎙️ What's LatestG2 Leader client thank-youwxrks was named a Leader on G2. 💚 What makes this one special is that it comes from the people who actually use wxrks, so thank you to every client who took the time to share their experience with us. It means a lot. Watch the video: https://ideas.agents.wxrks.app/media/eyJpZGVhIjoxMDZ9.arU5Xg.OEvaWvR25pUvCkXTRcsIDcOU8wc/asset.mp4
Rodrigo Demetrio22 Sep·🎙️ What's LatestProduct UpdateHey everyone! A lot has changed in wxrks lately, so we put together a quick video showing some of the new things we’ve been working on. LinkedIn link: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7508183142164488192 Would love for you to take a look. Curious to hear what you think. Thank you Rodrigo
Rodrigo Demetrio22 Sep·🎙️ What's LatestAugust update videoA lot of new things in wxrks this month. wxrks now has an MCP, so you can connect it directly to the AI assistant you already use, like Claude, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode. This means the assistant can access the terminology, translations, and context you already have inside wxrks when interacting with you. We also released Continuous Projects, which lets you keep using the same project as your content changes instead of creating a new one every time. This is especially useful for things like app and software localization, where the content is constantly being updated. We also added previews for Figma, Photoshop, and InDesign files directly in the editor, making it easier to translate while seeing the actual design and context. And one update that made us especially happy. wxrks is now among the Leaders for Translation Management Systems on G2. That only happened because our clients took the time to share their experiences and reviews, so a big thank you to everyone who did. Quite a month. Let me know what you think :) Watch the video
Rodrigo Demetrio21 Sep·🎙️ What's LatestAnalytics in wxrks: Dashboards, KPIs, and Data TablesLearn how to turn production data into dashboards, KPIs, and raw tables with wxrks Analytics. Export client-ready reports in seconds. Explore wxrks and join our community at community.wxrks.comVimeo
OIOluwadamilare Idowu12 Sep·🏆 Share your winsA Reliable Platform for Managing Translation WorkMy experience with wxrks has been positive, particularly because it provides a structured environment for handling my translation work. I appreciate having my work organized within one platform, which makes the overall workflow more straightforward and convenient. What I find most useful is the way wxrks supports my day-to-day translation process without making it unnecessarily complicated. It helps me stay organized, maintain focus on my tasks, and manage my work more efficiently. Overall, wxrks has become a practical part of my translation workflow, and I am satisfied with the experience.
JMJames Michael12 Sep·🏆 Share your winsA More Organized and Confident Translation WorkflowWxrks has made my translation workflow more organized, especially when projects involve multiple people and several stages of review. Having the work, responsibilities, and checks managed in one place makes it easier to follow progress, avoid duplicated work, and keep projects moving without unnecessary confusion. I also value the support it provides during quality review. I still rely on my own judgment as a translator, but having additional tools to help identify things I may have overlooked gives me greater confidence before delivering my work. For me, that combination of organization and quality support is what makes Wxrks particularly useful.
