Submit a queued translation job

When you create a translation job, if you're not ready to send it yet, you can put the job on hold. To start the translation work, you must Submit the job.

You must have permission to be a translation coordinator or be an administrator before you can send a component to translation or manage a translation job.

Tips and tricks

  • Inspire prepares the job as soon as it's queued

    • Inspire creates a folder for each language you select. The folder's location is based on the component you select for translation.

    • Inspire creates a target language component and puts it into the new language folder. A target language component is created for each language you selected.

    • Inspire sets the Reading property ("ltr" or "rtl") as it is specified in the language definition when creating target components for translation.

    • As the translation coordinator, you'll receive an email notification that the translation job was queued.
    • For more information, refer to: Create a queued translation job.
  • You can submit multiple queued jobs at once. Follow the steps in: Submit multiple queued translation jobs.

Before you begin

  • If you sent a request for a quote, you cannot manually submit the queued job to start the translation work.
    • After you select Send for a quote, the queued job's Options menu no longer contains the Submit action.
    • You see an option for Quote review instead of the Submit action.

    To start a queued translation job after a quote request has been sent, follow the steps in: Approve a quote for a translation job.

To submit a queued translation job:

  1. Select Translations_TopMenuOpt Translations.
  2. On the Translations Management tab, in the list, find the translation job you want to start. Make sure it's in the Queued Submission state.
  3. To start the translation work, right-click the job or click Action_Menu the Options menu to select Submit.

    If you selected the translation job's checkbox, you can also start the work on the Selected Translations panel by clicking Submit.

    If you select multiple Queued Submission jobs to send for a quote, and at least one job does not use a Project that allows for the quote feature, you will see the Send for Quote and the Submit button in the Selected Translations panel.

    If one of the jobs is not appropriate for the button you select, Inspire will perform the button's action on the appropriate jobs, and the other jobs are skipped.

    • To get a quote for the jobs that use a quote Project, select Send for quote.
      • Any Queued Submissions that don't use the Quote feature are ignored.
    • If you click Submit:
      • The jobs that have a State of Queued and use the Quote feature are submitted. After the queued job is submitted, the Quote feature cannot be used with this job.
      • The jobs that have a State of Quoted are ignored and are not changed in any way.
      • All Queued Submissions started whether or not they use the Quote feature.
  4. On the Submit Translation screen, click Yes.

    Results:

    You see a notification similar to the following telling you that the translation job has been created with the vendor.

    • If you're using an integrated vendor, Inspire contacts them and delivers the files and job settings. The integrated vendor provides Inspire with an ID that allows Inspire to track the job's progress.
    • If you're using a manual process, you receive a notification with a link. The translation job content can be downloaded from that link. Then you must send the target files to the vendor for translation and provide them with the job details.
    • In the Translations module, on the Translation Management screen, the State is set to In Progress.

      Manage translation jobs

      Completed jobs

      • Translation coordinators receive an email notification that the translation was completed.

        The email notification contains the following information:

        • The status. If the job was successfully Completed or Cancelled in GlobalLink Vasont Inspire. For example:
          • A translation job that you requested from GlobalLink Vasont Inspire for [17563] "DSLQR_Map" (fi-FI) has been successfully created.
          • The translation job [17563] "DSLQR_Map" (fi-FI) was cancelled in GlobalLink Vasont Inspire by "janedoe@mycompany.com".
          • The translation job [17563] "DSLQR_Map" (fi-FI) was successfully completed.
        • The translation job ID. (For GlobalLink Enterprise and TransPerfect jobs.)
        • The translation job Name.
        • A list of target Languages used in the translation job.
        • User Name of the account that completed or cancelled the translation job.
      • If you selected the Pivot to English option, in Translate to English first, refer to the Results section.
      • In the email notification, you can use the link to zip file to download deliverables.
      • When translation creates a zip, you see the file name as Translate-{Job Name}-{date/time}.zip.