Languages
Each user sees Sliick Docs in their own Salesforce language, with no admin configuration and nothing to switch on.
What is localised
Section titled “What is localised”The interface is presented across more than ten languages alongside English: German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Portuguese (Brazil), Chinese (Simplified) and Chinese (Traditional). That covers the surfaces non-admin users see, meaning the record-page generator, the help pane and Flow error messages, as well as the wider application.
The e-signature surfaces are covered too. The pages a signer sees are presented in the same ten languages alongside English, and so is the sender’s envelope card on the record, so a signer reads the signing page in their own language with nothing for you to configure.
What is not
Section titled “What is not”- The template authoring canvas is in English.
- Template content stays in whatever language the author writes it in. Localisation applies to the surrounding application, not to the documents you design.
- Your consent wording is one text served to every signer on a signing site, whatever language each of them reads. The editor offers machine-translated starting points in ten languages to draft from. See Consent and sender wording.
Note: Chinese, Japanese and Korean text renders in generated PDFs and Word files, breaks across lines properly, and needs nothing from you.