Author Once, Deploy in Every Language Your Workforce Speaks
Write your forms in your primary language and they're automatically translated for every worker — no manual translation projects, no version drift.
Multi-Language Module
Automate manual tasks and centralize records. Our multi-language tools provide full validation and sync seamlessly.
Built for Multilingual, Cross-Border Workforces
Automated Translation at Publish
Labels, placeholders, choice options, and validation messages are translated automatically when you publish — the whole form experience, not just the title.
Human Edits Protected
Translations you refine by hand are protected from being overwritten by later automated passes — your terminology stays yours.
Each Worker Picks Their Language
Every user chooses their display language and sees the same form, in their words, on any device.
No Version Drift
One form definition drives every language. Update the form once and every translation follows the same version — no diverging copies to maintain.
One Form, Every Language
Author in Your Language
Build the form once in your primary language in the visual builder.
Translate at Publish
Publishing generates translations for your additional languages automatically — labels, options, and validation messages included.
Refine Where It Matters
Admins can adjust any translation; those edits are protected from being overwritten later.
Field Teams See Their Own
Each worker completes the form in their chosen display language, on whatever device they carry.
What's Behind the Claim
Start Using Qore Safety Multi-Language
Stop losing field data to paper, spreadsheets, and email threads. Get a live, auditable record of what's happening across your operation.
- AI-assisted setup — live in days, not months
- Works offline on iOS, Android, Windows & Mac
- Bring your asset register in from Excel
Multi-Language Module FAQ
Quick answers about using our multi-language tools.
The form content and app experience: labels, placeholders, choice options, and validation messages. Submitted answer text — what workers type into free-text fields — is stored as entered and is not translated.
Yes, and your correction sticks: human-edited translations are protected from being overwritten by later automated translation passes.
No. One form definition serves everyone; each user simply picks their display language and sees the same versioned form in their own words.