Feature: automagic menu translation
Translating a menu by hand is tedious. From today, getting started — or adding a new language — is a single click. Under the hood, it is machine translation, so verify with a native speaker before going live.
By Francesco Boffa
Co-founder
Translations, made easy
Having your menu available in any number of languages is one of the key features that set ORDR apart from the competition.
Translating them, however, is no fun business.
From today, getting started translating on ORDR, or adding a new language, is as simple as a click.
On your language settings page you can now request a full translation of all your menus into any language you have enabled.
The translation is completely machine-made, so it runs instantaneously. Previously translated items are not overwritten.
Our army of language bots is still learning, however, so it is crucial that a native speaker confirms the translations — or your customers will be wondering why your Margherita pizza is called “Daisy” on the menu.
Francesco, co-founder.
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