Company context

Set up Company Context

Set it up once. Localizethat uses it every time you localize — you never attach it to a project by hand.

Where to start

Open Context in the main navigation and select Start setup. It takes about three minutes and you can skip any step.

The Company Context overview showing the setup card and counts for brand voices, channel voices, terminology, market rules and approved claims.
The overview shows what exists today and what is still empty.

Rules your team controls

These only change when someone on your team edits them.

  • Brand voice

    How your company should sound. Add a global voice, then channel voices if you need them.

  • Terminology & glossary

    Product names and preferred terms that should never vary.

  • Approved claims

    Statements where the exact wording matters — and claims to avoid.

  • Market rules

    How communication changes in a specific market.

  • Content type defaults

    Sensible behaviour per content type, ready from day one.

Start with what matters most for the content you localize most often. A large context library does not mean everything is sent into every localization — Localizethat selects what is relevant to the content and language.

Context that grows from approved work

Translation Memory is the automatic half. When you finalize an approved language, those source and target pairs become reusable approved language for the next project — and reused text is charged at 20% of the normal rate.

Memory grows automatically. Your rules stay controlled.

How Translation Memory works