Introduce website localisation enquiries with a usable scope

Describe the content and the release

List the languages, intended markets and content types: navigation, product copy, forms, help pages or downloadable documents. Identify the source version and the planned release. Explain how the text will be exported and returned, and whether character limits or placeholders must be preserved.

Include a representative sample rather than granting broad system access at the enquiry stage. If the client has a glossary or existing translations, note their availability. State who will review terminology and how late source changes will be communicated.

Keep responsibilities visible

Discuss whether the enquiry covers translation only, language review after implementation or another defined output. CMS configuration, technical SEO, hosting and development are not automatically included in a language referral.

Apply as an Enuncia referral partner with your agency's client profile and expected multilingual needs. Enuncia reviews project feasibility and the partnership application separately. Any commission entitlement follows the written partner agreement, with no guarantee attached to the number of pages referred.

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