Unique challenges that retail companies face when going global.
Website, app, POS, email, SMS. Same brand voice across all touchpoints. In every language.
SKU names, descriptions, sizing. Product data from multiple sources. Consistency across channels.
Flash sales, seasonal campaigns. Marketing moves fast. Translations can't slow it down.
POS interfaces, inventory systems, training materials. Staff may not speak English.
Product labeling, return policies, warranty terms. Regulations vary by market.
Purpose-built features for retail localization.
Connect product information management. Sync product data. Translate centrally. Distribute everywhere.
vs duplicated product content
Localize point-of-sale interfaces. Receipts, displays, staff prompts. Works offline.
vs English-only POS
Fast-track promotional content. Same-day turnaround. Marketing launches on time globally.
vs delayed campaigns
Convert sizes: US, UK, EU. Weights: lb, kg. Measurements: inches, cm. Auto-conversion with localized display.
vs confusing sizes
Localize staff training. Product knowledge, procedures, compliance. Effective onboarding globally.
vs untrained staff
Order confirmations, shipping updates, loyalty programs. Every customer touchpoint localized.
vs English-only emails
Regulatory requirements for retail localization.
Ingredient lists, origin information, safety warnings. Requirements vary by country.
Consumer rights differ by region. Return windows, refund requirements. Must comply locally.
Tax-inclusive vs exclusive display. Currency format. Legal requirements for price advertising.
Localized checkout flow increased conversion 40% in European markets.
Localized POS and training improved staff effectiveness and satisfaction.
Localize multi-vendor marketplaces. Seller onboarding, buyer experience, commission tracking, and user-generated content in multiple languages.
Localize travel and booking applications. Currency handling, date formats, and creating seamless experiences for global travelers.