Your business website in multiple languages
A customer should be able to understand your services and send an inquiry in a language they can comfortably read. Wirechunk lets you publish pages and forms in multiple languages and gives visitors a way to switch between them.
You manage the languages within one site. Each page can have its own translated content, while shared business information helps keep the underlying facts consistent.
Translate the parts of the experience that matter
Start with the pages customers use to decide whether to contact you: your main services, service area, process, and contact information. A translated service page is most useful when its navigation and inquiry form are understandable too.
Wirechunk supports translated page content and form text, including labels, instructions, choices, validation messages, and confirmations. Someone filling out a form should know what to provide and what will happen after they submit it.
A website’s language and the languages your team uses in customer service are separate facts. Explain how people can communicate with you after submitting an inquiry, including any limits on the languages available for calls or appointments.
Use AI to prepare translations, then review them
Ask Wirechunk’s built-in AI to translate a page or form. Review the result for business meaning as well as phrasing. A service name, a pricing condition, or an exclusion deserves the same attention in every language.
Translations are editable content. You can adjust a phrase to match how customers describe the service, change a heading, or correct a term without changing the original page. Review the draft in preview before publishing it.
Pay particular attention to names, dates, units, currencies, and instructions. These details often determine whether a customer can complete the next step correctly.
Keep business facts consistent
Your business name, contact details, and service information should agree across the site. Wirechunk separates shared organization information from the text of individual pages, and connects translated pages through language groups.
When a business detail changes, review where it appears in each language. A new service area should not be announced in one version while an older version still describes a narrower area. Ask the AI to help update the affected pages, then check the wording before publication.
Your translations can evolve with the business. They remain part of your normal content workflow, with drafts, previews, and publishing.
Help visitors and search systems find each version
Visitors can switch between the languages available on your site. Wirechunk gives translated pages language information and includes links between versions in the page markup and sitemap.
That structure helps search systems identify the alternatives. It also lets you link directly to a page in a particular language when replying to an inquiry or sharing information with a customer.
Your published pages remain available to agents, and form submissions can include the language used for the inquiry. The same delivery integrations can receive the form’s underlying field values across translated versions.
Add languages at a manageable pace
Choose languages based on the customers you serve and the content you can keep accurate. Begin with a complete path from understanding a service to making contact. Expand into additional resources or blog posts as you have useful material to translate.
You can create and review the site for free, including its pages and forms, before activating it for publication.