When checking on the list of articles available, Unbabel will look for articles that have their language matching the default language set in Guide Admin at that moment. It is not necessary that the language is set as the source language for the articles: if a translation version exists, we can use that text as input for the translation.

Suppose half of your Help Center articles have a US English Version, and the other half a French version (translation or source): when loading kb.unbabel.com, each half will show up for translation as you switch the default language from US English to French. That language will be considered the source language for any Unbabel translation.

In order to request translations in different languages:

1 - Head to your Help Center Guide Admin Settings and select Language Settings. You will be able to see all the languages that you have available as well as your Default Language (usually English US).

2 - Select the new language that you want to translate and set it as default.

3 - The selected language will now show up as Default and the articles written in that language will be available for translation on our integration tool.

When you log back in to kb.unbabel.com or refresh that page, we will display all the articles containing a version of the language set as default.

For translated articles to appear, they must be under a localized category and section/subsections. You will need to (1) create the language for the category and (2) add a title to the language version of the section/subsection if you don't have them yet.

A language will only show up as available to translate once you click the button if it forms a supported language pair with the default language.