Localization

A partner program is only as good as the experience it gives each partner. Localization lets you run one program that meets partners in their language and their currency, so a reseller in Tokyo and a referral partner in Berlin both feel like the program was built for them.

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The problem it solves

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Impact

A partner working in your language and your currency is doing unpaid translation before they can start. Take that away and yours is the program they open first.

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How this area works

Localization is two settings that follow the partner everywhere. Multi-lingual adds the languages your partners speak, from 97 supported, with one default as the fallback. Portal experiences and stages, courses and modules, forms, announcements, certificates, reports, tiers and the emails partners receive are all translated into every active language. A brand glossary holds the terms that must never change. Multi-currency turns on conversion, sets your company base currency and assigns each partner theirs. Deals, commissions, payouts, KPIs and analytics then show both amounts where they differ, converted on rates synced from your CRM. Where this sits in a setup. Add it when a second region joins. Every setup track can be run in one language and translated later without rebuilding anything. Localization covers two capabilities. Multi-lingual lets you add the languages your partners speak, from 97 supported, and set a default. Portal content, courses, forms and emails then appear in each partner’s language, translated automatically and kept consistent with a brand glossary. Multi-currency lets you enable currency conversion, set your company base currency, and assign each partner a currency, so deals, commissions, and analytics display in the amounts each side expects. Both features work the same way operationally: you configure them once, and the right language or currency follows the partner across every surface they touch, on or off the portal.

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