Industry Translation

AI Translation for B2B & Wholesale Catalogs

Translate technical datasheets, part numbers and bulk pricing structures into 93 languages without losing the precision B2B buyers demand.

What slows down product translation in your category

Part numbers and SKUs must stay verbatim

A single character drift in a part number costs you the order. Generic translators "fix" alphanumeric strings — wrong.

Industry jargon doesn't translate generically

ISO standards, material grades and engineering terms have specific equivalents per market. "Stainless 304" isn't "INOX 1.4301" everywhere.

Tiered pricing notes vary per region

MOQ, lead time and incoterms reference different shipping conventions per market. One template won't fit all.

How WISEPIM solves it

Identifier-safe translation

Part numbers, SKUs, EANs, and model codes are preserved exactly. Quality Guard catches any character-level drift.

Industry glossary control

Knowledge Library accepts ISO/EN/DIN equivalency tables so every spec maps to the right local standard.

Region-aware commercial terms

Auto-localize MOQ, lead time, and incoterm references per market while keeping the underlying structure consistent.

Recommended target languages

These markets are typically the highest-priority for this category. Click any to see the language-specific guide.

German

Deutsch

French

Français

Spanish

Español

Italian

Italiano

Polish

Polski

Chinese (Simplified)

简体中文

Frequently asked

Will part numbers survive translation untouched?

Yes. WISEPIM treats alphanumeric identifiers (part numbers, SKUs, EANs, model codes) as protected fields. They're carried through translations verbatim, and Quality Guard alerts you if any drift is detected.

Can WISEPIM map industry standards across markets?

Yes. The Knowledge Library accepts equivalency tables (e.g., AISI 304 = EN 1.4301 = X5CrNi18-10) so the AI uses the locally accepted standard for each translated market — not just a literal translation.

How does WISEPIM handle long technical datasheets?

Datasheets are translated section-by-section with structure preserved. Tables, units, and reference codes stay intact. You can review per-section before pushing to your channels.