Enabling and Managing Translations in Salesforce
Enabling Translation Workbench
If translations are missing in your Salesforce org, especially in areas like the Job record page, you may need to enable the Translation Workbench. Follow these steps:
- Go to Setup in Salesforce
- In the Quick Find box, search for Translation Workbench
- Enable the Translation Workbench feature
- Select the languages you want to support
Checking and Updating Translations
Once the Translation Workbench is enabled, follow these steps to check and update translations:
- Navigate to Translation Workbench in Setup
- Select Translation Language to choose the language you want to translate
- Use the Workbench to translate custom labels, field labels, and other text
- Review and update translations for Job records and other objects as needed
Resolving Display Issues
If some pages still appear in English after enabling translations, consider the following:
Check User Language Settings
- Verify that users have their language preference set correctly in their personal settings
- Go to Setup → Personal Information → Language & Time Zone
- Ensure the user's language matches the translations you've configured
Verify Component Translations
- Some Lightning components may have their own translation files
- Check if custom components need separate translation configuration
- Verify that all required translation files are deployed
Conclusion
By enabling the Translation Workbench and checking translation settings, you can ensure a localized user experience in Salesforce. If issues persist, verify caching, user language settings, and individual component translations.