Placeholders, ICU, tags, length, empty targets, glossary misses, and more. Checked before the file leaves LingoHub.
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Find technical and linguistic issues before localized content moves back into your product.
Run QA for placeholders, markup, length, spacing, terminology, and other defined criteria.
Flag terminology and formatting issues across languages before they become part of a release.
Protect the structure
Catch missing or changed placeholders, tags, and markup before localized files leave LingoHub.
Enforce your QA rules
Check length, spacing, empty targets, terminology, and other project requirements throughout the localization workflow.
Review issues
See what failed, fix the affected segment, and move approved content forward.
What are localization quality checks?
Quality checks are automated rules that compare source and target content to identify issues before localized files are released. They can flag missing placeholders, changed markup, incorrect spacing, length discrepancies, empty targets, duplicates, and terminology issues.
In LingoHub, these checks are part of the localization workflow, giving translators and reviewers a clear view of issues that need attention before content moves forward.
For managers
See QA issues across projects and languages
Reduce repeated manual checks during review
Keep approvals moving with issues clearly flagged
For developers
Catch missing or changed placeholders and tags
Check markup and formatting before localized files return
Enforce length rules for UI strings
For marketers
Keep approved terminology consistent across languages
Catch formatting issues in customer-facing content
Apply the same terminology rules across localized copy
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Placeholders quality check
Check that placeholders remain intact between source and target content and flag missing or changed placeholders.
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ICU quality check
Check ICU messages for issues that could affect how localized content is displayed or processed.
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Tag quality check
Check that required tags remain intact between source and target content.
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Length quality check
Check translations against defined length limits to keep localized content within the requirements of your interface.
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Empty target quality check
Flag target segments with missing translations before localized files leave LingoHub.
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Glossary quality check
Check translations against your glossary and flag terminology that does not follow your defined product language.
LINA runs quality checks as content moves through the workflow, flagging issues that need attention before translations move forward.
Draft with your project context
LINA translates eligible content using your glossary, translation memory, style guide, and available context.
Check against your QA rules
Run checks for placeholders, ICU, tags, length, empty targets, glossary misses, and more as content moves through the workflow.
Review issues before release
Resolve flagged issues and approve content before localized files move back into your product workflow.
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How do LingoHub quality checks help prevent technical bugs in my application?
Quality checks identify invalid placeholders and mismatched HTML markup before deployment, reducing software bugs caused by missing or extra variables. This ensures your translations are release-ready and do not break your software’s functional code.
Can LingoHub automatically fix common formatting mistakes?
Yes, the “Auto-correct” feature instantly detects and resolves inconsistencies such as punctuation errors or extra spaces. This reduces the manual review workload for managers and speeds up the entire approval cycle.
How do I ensure translated text fits within my UI elements?
You can customize length quality checks by setting character limits for specific components, such as buttons, headers, or pop-ups. The system provides immediate warnings if a translation exceeds these limits, preventing layout issues in your production environment.
