The TranslationOS connector for WPML allows you to outsource the professional translation of your content, strings, themes and plugins to Translated, with no need to manually import and export content or switch between tools.
To use our services, you will require at least the Multilingual CMS plan for WPML.
This connector is event-based, meaning it is triggered by specific actions. To learn which actions trigger the connector, see the section Requesting translations.
For general questions about functionality, our dedicated support team can be reached at [email protected].
If you need technical information or you’re ready to integrate WPML with TranslationOS, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] for assistance with onboarding.
The onboarding process may vary depending on your needs, but the following steps are a helpful guideline:
You will need to do some configuration to add Translated as a service provider. Ask us for an API key before you do this. With that done, we will need a screenshot of the languages you’ve set up in WPML so that we can create language code mappings where required.
To enable you to send us content for translation, you’ll need to configure Translated as a service provider. To do so, edit your wp-config.php file—usually located in the root of your WordPress installation—and add the following line:
define('WPML_TP_DEFAULT_SUID', '0d99baefcba24621c98651b606b91e75');
If you haven’t set up WPML yet, install it and go through the setup wizard. Next, navigate to WPML → Translation Management → Translators, and refresh the page to see our service.