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Serve more people

Keep one product model while content speaks more than one language.

Attach translated versions to the records they belong to, so localized experiences stay connected to the same products, articles, and permissions.

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Localized data in a product

Create the original recordOne product, article, or category

Add language-specific contentTranslations stay tied to the source

Serve the right experienceUse browser language or application choice

Many languages, one underlying record

01Store translated fields beside the shared record, category, owner, files, and actions.Keep translations related to one source record.

02Give clients a consistent shapeLocalized content follows the same application model.

03Grow language coverage deliberatelyAdd translated fields to the existing content records and relationships.

Why it matters

Store each translation beside the shared product record, category, owner, files, and actions.

Teams often duplicate records for each locale, then struggle to keep identifiers, relationships, permissions, and publication state aligned. A small content change becomes a multi-record coordination problem.

Daptin can generate localized data surfaces for resources that enable translations. Language-specific values stay connected to the source record, and browser language can inform which representation a client receives.

That lets product teams add regional experiences while the backend continues to understand one product, article, or category and its shared relationships.

Keep translations attached

A language version remains part of the same product idea.

Preserve shared relationships

Reuse the same categories, files, owners, and actions for every localized record.

Support gradual rollout

Add translated fields to selected records while reusing their categories, owners, files, and actions.

How it fits

Part of one connected backend.

Localized data does more when it can reuse the records, people, access rules, and workflows already in your application.

Step 1Enable

Choose the resource that needs localized content.

Step 2Translate

Create language-specific values linked to the source.

Step 3Select

Use request or product language context.

Step 4Deliver

APIs and interfaces serve the appropriate representation.

What it enables

Use it in products people recognize.

Start from the experience you want to create; the backend capability supports the work behind it.

Multilingual catalogue

Translate names and descriptions while keeping inventory and media shared.

Regional knowledge base

Store localized article fields while every locale shares the same categories and owner.

International directory

Present place or service information in the visitor's language.

Connected by design

Add locales to articles and catalogues while every translation uses the same relationships.

These capabilities share the same application context, so each one makes localized data more useful.

Know the boundary

What Daptin leaves in your hands.

Use Daptin to organize localized records while your team supplies translation, fallback, locale negotiation, cultural adaptation, and review.

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Build from one foundation

Add translated fields to a record while its categories, owner, files, and actions stay consistent.

Run Daptin locally, explore the live administration surface, and follow one complete application path.

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