Gridly is a localization platform that combines CMS, TMS, and CAT capabilities in a single workspace, enabling teams to manage content, translations, and related tasks efficiently. It helps eliminate unnecessary manual work, reduce translation costs, and improve speed and accuracy. With built-in AI/MT support and seamless content and translation management, Gridly keeps localization workflows efficient from end to end.

The new CAT and TMS features seamlessly integrate with the CMS module in Gridly. You can use CAT to translate content in a more comprehensive editor, where past translations (Translation Memory) and glossary terms can be quickly and accurately reused—all in one place.

Additionally, you can push content from your CMS module to the TMS, efficiently manage translation tasks, and then push it back to the CMS for content management and publishing. Check out the guide here.

Totally. You can connect Gridly to the game using our API and add your game assets (audio, strings, etc.). When there are changes to these assets, you can update directly on Gridly without the help of developers. As a result, developers, designers, loc managers, and more can all contribute to the development pipeline.

Of course, here you go:

• Configuring SSO in Gridly 
• Gridly Github Repo (Lots of content including Unity and Unreal plugins and Google sheet integration)
• API Documentation 
• Unity integration video
• Unreal Engine integration video
• Rovio/Gridly LQA case study (Demonstrating the way they push strings and screenshots, and then updated screenshots into Gridly for LQA review).

It's the total number of rows in one Grid. If you have 10k rows and delete them all and then upload another 10,000 rows, this will count as 10,000 rows.

Yes indeed, you can upload batches of files or even whole folders. You need to create a column with the "Files" Data type. Once created, you click on the arrow on the header and select "Upload folder". The next step is to choose the folder, map the column to match with and then click upload. The uploaded files should appear in the new column and be associated with the correct record.

View this article for detailed tutorials: Manage Digital Assets 

You can upload each tab one at a time.

We have 2 main access views: Admin (default view) and personal (access view). You can control views so that only the data you wish to share is available to certain members.

Yes, totally possible.

Source text with target language dependencies will feature a yellow highlight to denote which source text cells have changed. These can be filtered so that only those records appear in a view. Regarding notifications, you can do this through the Ticket system where you can tag other Gridly users. Alternatively set up a Trigger to notify via Slack or another collaboration tool of your choice.

Yes. You can use the accumulator function at the bottom of each column or refer to the Translation overview function (far right of UI). This is based on the view you have selected at that time. Learn more in this article: Length limit for translation.

We support both Translation Memory (TM) Setup functionality and Glossary. You can check the help articles for more information.

Gridly is a cloud-based solution and we don’t offer private servers at the point. However, we protect your data in a number of ways. Normally, our staff will access your data if you need IT support. All our staff are under confidentiality agreements so we won’t reveal your data to anyone else. Find out more in our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

We don’t have A/B testing built-in. However, with branching features, you can leverage this for your own A/B testing flow.

No, this would be managed through MemoQ/Memsource (or other). Or you can actually hook up a Grid (with some scripting involvement) to push and pull text from a MT service.

When you sign up, your account will be in Team tier and you'll get access to all modules for 14 days. After this period, your account will become read-only until you choose to upgrade.

Learn more about our tiers and modules.

No, VAT is not included. 

With regards to billing and specifically text to speech, you pay for every character, which includes any tags and spaces.

No, you can still use other applications. Gridly is designed to not only manage localization but the process itself and associated data. Imagine Gridly as a central hub that connects all your tools and systems. It then serves as a bridge between the localization team, developers, marketing team, and any other stakeholders.

Yes. You can learn more about these integration in these articles:

• Phrase TMS (formerly Memsource) 
• memoQ 

Yes indeed, you can use the API functionality to integrate with Unity, Unreal or other engines. Check out our Add-ons.

Yes, this plugin will connect Gridly and your Unreal project, enabling the push and pull of source language and target language texts. 

Check it out on Github.

Sure thing, this Plugin will connect Gridly and your Unity project where you then will be able to push and pull source language and target language texts between Gridly and Unity. 

Check it out on Github.

No. API calls made through third-party integrations (like Phrase TMS) are separate from your Gridly API quota. Only direct calls to Gridly's REST API endpoints will count towards your API limits.

Check out this list here: Supported File Formats in Gridly 

The API Limit is 20 requests / sec.

GET methods do not contribute to the limit, however PATCH/POST/DELETE do.

No. Using integrations does not affect your Gridly API usage quota. Only direct calls to Gridly's REST API endpoints will count towards your API usage limits. 

Yes, you can find it here.

You can set up an automation which can send messages informing record and column updates. 

• All communication with Gridly is encrypted using SSL.   
• All of the backend works internally only, secured by internal AWS networks.   
• Connection between API & databases are internal. We do not expose them to the internet.   
• Isolation between production & other environments in different AWS accounts.   
• All environment variables are protected by AWS SSM & KMS services, to make sure only the API can access during booting up.   
• We do not store any specific user’s data on our monitoring/logging system, we only store the user IP for identifying regions for enhancement support.   
• We also feature Two-factor Authentication and Single Sign On (SSO).

Yes indeed. You can find more info on this on in this article: SSO/SAML Authentication with Azure AD.