Multilingual Infrastructure & Data Platform
The data platform for every language your business speaks.
Every piece of content becomes structured language data - owned by you, queryable by your systems, compounding with time.
Query it. Build on it. Govern it.
One language data layer underneath, four ways in - depending on how technical your team is.
Query it
MCP Server
Your language data used as context your AI agents and apps can retrieve at the moment of generation.
Build on it
API
Direct, code-level integration. Every language version stays current automatically.
Compose it
Automation platforms
Visually build your own pipeline in the automation tool your team already uses.
Use it
Self-service
For teams who just need a translation project done - no dev integration required.
They entrusted us with their global success
Ten years of translation. What do you own?
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Five things every piece of content leaves behind.
Send it through TextUnited and the translated file is just a small deliverable. Underneath, every pass deposits something that stays. These have familiar names. They are not the files those names used to mean. They're live records, with owners, that other systems read from while content is being created or translated.
Terminology
What your company calls things, market by market - including the variants you rejected and why. Not a glossary someone maintains on the side. A record your systems read from.
Translation memory
Every sentence your people approved, available the moment someone writes or creates the next one with your AI. Not a file that gets exported, sent to a vendor, and comes back out of date.
Style guides
The rules about tone, form, and market convention, applied automatically at the point of creating and translating content instead of remembered by whoever happens to be reviewing.
AI review decisions
Whether content was translated or generated from your own language data, someone on your side can check it before it ships. What they approve and what they change is kept, so what counts as right here is recorded.
Quality signals
Which of your content actually carries risk and which doesn't, measured on your own materials. That's what lets you put a hard gate in front of critical content.
What changes?
Every content piece costs less than the one before
Quality stops depending on who did the work
More markets without more people
Your AI strategy is only as good as what it can read
Leadership has committed to AI. Teams are already using it, some of them without telling anyone. The models are fluent and confident, but they have no idea what your company calls things, which claims you're permitted to make, or which term your French market rejected two years ago.
Fluency was never the hard part. The hard part is giving AI structured data to read from - with an owner, an audit trail, and a record of who decided what.
Model allowlisting. Data residency. Terminology enforced at the moment of generation rather than corrected afterwards. Queryable language assets. Your teams move fast because what they're building on is real.
Where this fits
Complex content, continuously published, in more markets than one team can track. If your product documentation, marketing, and product data all have to say the same thing in fourteen languages - this is built for you.
An agency keeps what it learns about your content.
Change supplier and the knowledge stays behind.
In TextUnited it accumulates on yours: visible, structured, exportable, never kept in a format only we hold. That holds even when we run the work for you.
For the people who'll actually build on it.
MCP server
Your agents decide what they need and fetch it while they generate.
API
Endpoints, delta syncs, and how content moves without anyone opening a file.
Automation platforms
Compose the workflow in the tool your team already runs on.
I’m extremely satisfied with TextUnited. The translations are fast, precise, and always preserve the original formatting - even in complex documents with tables or technical terminology.
Wojciech Lemański
Manager, KBR Poland
First collaboration born from an urgency for the drafting of a specification, excellent service and punctuality of delivery in a short time, we were satisfied and in the future we will definitely rely on TextUnited GmbH again.
Ann-Kathrin Werner
Segretariato di vendita e direzione, Officine Ghidoni SA
A big thank you for your swift response, the customizations, and your overall support - it's truly appreciated. Everything worked perfectly for the import into the CMS.
Jürgen Eppinger
Geschäftsführer, Rosenbauer Group
I was able to utilize the files TextUnited provided and our project could proceed. Comparing to ChatGPT translations there were significant improvements in translations by TextUnited.
Mark Decker
VP of Product, AxisCare
What would this look like for you?
Bring the content you publish most often and the systems it has to reach. In thirty minutes we'll sketch what your setup would actually be - what runs automatically, where a person signs off, and what accumulates underneath.