👥 Manage translators & assignments

This guide explains how to set up and manage your translation team in Redokun—from adding languages and inviting translators to assigning and reassigning them to documents.


🌐 Add Target Languages (and Regional Variants)

Before assigning translators, add the target languages your team will use:

  1. Click on your name in the top-right corner and select Settings.
  2. Go to the Languages tab.
  3. Use the Search language field to find a language.
  4. Click the language name to add it to your list.
  5. Optionally, enable country-specific languages (e.g., English UK, French Canada).
  6. Click Save.

❗ You must add a target language before assigning a translator to it.


🧑‍💼 Add and Match Translators with Languages

To add a translator and define which languages they can work on:

  1. Click on your name in the top-right corner and select Settings.
  2. Go to the Translators tab.
  3. Under Invite new translator, type their email address and click Send invitation.
  4. Click Edit languages next to their name to assign their working languages. The invitation to join Redokun will be sent when you assign them to their first translation task.
  5. Use the search field to select one or more target languages.
  6. Click Add languages, then Save.

✅ Only translators matched with a language can be assigned to it.

Not sure what translators can do? 👉 See roles and permissions →


❌ Remove a Translator from the Team

To remove a translator from your team:

  1. Click on your name in the top-right corner and select Settings.
  2. Go to the Translators tab.
  3. Find the translator you want to remove.
  4. Click the three-dot menu next to Edit languages.
  5. Select Remove translator.

❗ This action cannot be undone. Removing a translator does not affect documents they’ve already been assigned to.


📄 Assign Translators to a Document

You can assign one or more translators to each target language when uploading a document—or later from the document detail page or Web Editor.

📬 The assigned translator will receive a notification.

Option 1: During Upload

  • When uploading a document, select the target languages and assign a translator to each one directly.

Option 2: From the Document Detail Page

  1. Go to the Document Detail page.
  2. Click the three-dot menu next to the target language.
  3. Select Change translator.
  4. Choose a translator or type a new email.
  5. Click Assign translator.

Option 3: From the Web Editor

  1. Open the Web Editor for a target language.
  2. Click the translator icon at the top of the page.
  3. Assign or change the translator from the pop-up menu.


🔄 Change, Reassign or Remove a Translator for a Document

You can change, reassign, or remove a translator at any time—either from the Document Detail page or directly in the Web Editor.

📬 Redokun will notify both the new and previous translators.

Option 1: From the Document Detail Page

  1. Go to the Document Detail page.
  2. Click the three-dot menu next to the target language.
  3. Select Change translator.
  4. Choose a new person, enter their email, or click the trash icon to remove the translator.
  5. Click Confirm translators to apply the change.

Option 2: From the Web Editor

  1. Open the Web Editor for a target language.
  2. Click the translator icon at the top of the page.
  3. Select or invite a new translator from the pop-up, or click the trash icon to remove the current one.


➕ Add or Update Target Languages and Translators for Multiple Documents

You can assign languages and translators to several documents at once from the Document List.

  1. Go to your Document List and select the documents you want to update.
  2. Click Add target languages in the toolbar.
  3. Choose the languages and assign translators as needed.

⚠️ This option only works when selecting individual documents (not folders).

Learn more about bulk-editing assignments →


📝 Add a Reviewer

Redokun doesn’t have a dedicated "reviewer" role, but you can assign anyone (translator or manager) as a reviewer:

  1. Invite them as a translator or manager.
  2. Assign them to the language.
  3. Use the Brief, notes and instructions field to clarify their role as a reviewer.

✅ Reviewers can confirm or refine translations directly in the Web Editor.


Need to manage managers too?

👉 Learn how in Managers Setup & Management →

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