Step by step

From English master to reviewed translation in six predictable steps.

One source, many languages
  1. 01

    Free audit

    Send us a Moodle export or read-only access. You get a PDF back: content breakdown, character counts, risk flags, quote, and a one-paragraph sample translation.

  2. 02

    Staging preparation

    We stand up a staging Moodle from your backup. Nothing runs against production.

  3. 03

    Translation passes

    Structural sync → deep-scan → content translation → quiz translation → H5P translation. Each with a quality gate before writing.

  4. 04

    Review dashboard

    You get a token URL showing every translated item side-by-side with the English source. Accept, edit inline, or retranslate with a note.

  5. 05

    Correction pass

    We apply your accepts, rewrite retranslates with your notes as prompt hints, overwrite edits verbatim.

  6. 06

    Deliver

    Sign-off → .mbz backup export, or direct push to your live instance. Optional SyncWatch for ongoing master updates.

What makes it different

It's not just Codex + pray.

Quality gate

Every translation is checked for tag parity, length ratio, answer-count match and target-language signal before it hits the DB. Bad translations get quarantined, not written.

Per-language terminology

Editable terminology files per language — so "prompt engineering" stays consistent across 400 pages instead of getting four different Lithuanian translations.

Auditable patches

Every structural change is a git commit. If a patch makes things worse, it's reverted automatically. Full audit trail at delivery.