Integrations

Connect transglot to your repositories, content platforms, app store listings, storage, chat and automation tools.

Integrations move strings into transglot from where they already live, and move translations back out. Each one is included in your plan once the plan reaches the integration's minimum: there are no add-ons to buy.

Where to find them

Open your workspace's Settings and choose Integrations. Every member can open the page; connecting and changing integrations is for Owners and Admins. The page has two parts:

  • The app grid lists what you can wire up now, each card with its real state, read from your actual tokens, endpoints and syncs rather than a checkbox: connected, configured (set up but not used yet), available or coming soon. Filter it with the search box, the category chips (Notify, Pipeline, Context, Content, Data) and the switch that toggles between Showing everything and Installed only.
  • The Marketplace lists every connector by family (Content connectors, Design tools and Developer apps) with what it does, whether it is Import only, and whether your plan includes it.

Content platform and app store connections are set up per project, on the project's CMS settings page, rather than on the workspace's integrations page.

Code repositories

A push to your default branch extracts new strings into a project, and transglot answers with a pull or merge request holding the translations. Team plan and above.

Content, app stores and storage

Import the text you publish elsewhere, translate it, and publish reviewed translations back where the platform allows it. Starter plan and above.

Notifications and automation

Moving to transglot

Developer tools

The integrations page also links the tools developers use from code and CI. They are documented in the developer section:

Plans

Minimum planIntegrations
FreeSlack, import from another tool
StarterContent platforms, App Store Connect, Google Play, Amazon S3, Dropbox, Zapier, Make and n8n
TeamGitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure Repos, Jira

See Plan requirements for what the page shows when your plan is below a minimum, and pricing for what each plan includes.

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