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Translation history: Who changed this string, and when

An audit trail for when legal, a customer, or a buyer asks what shipped.

LingoHub translation history interface showing version tracking, translation change history, and audit-ready localization workflows for comparing and restoring multilingual content updates.

See when a translation changed, who changed it, and how its status moved over time.

Return to an earlier translation when an edit needs to be undone.

Review previous versions when you need to understand how wording changed between updates.

A record of every translation change

Track changes

See segment updates and status changes together with who made them and when.

Review previous versions

Look back at earlier translations when you need to understand what changed.

Restore earlier wording

Return to a previous translation without rebuilding it manually.

What is a translation history?

Translation history records how a translation changes over time. It shows previous versions, status changes, and the people behind those updates, giving your team a clear record of what changed and when. Earlier versions remain available when you need to review or restore them.

Who translation history is for

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For managers

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See who changed a translation and when

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Follow status changes across the review process

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Trace an issue back to an earlier version

For marketers

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Compare wording across content updates

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Review how approved messaging changed over time

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Restore earlier copy when needed

For translators

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Review previous versions without leaving the editor

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See who made each change and when

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Restore earlier wording when an edit needs to be undone

Every version stays traceable

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Version comparison

Review previous versions of a segment and see how its wording changed.


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Change history

See edits and updates together with the person and time associated with them.


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Status tracking

Follow how a segment moved through translation and review.


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Version restoration

Return to an earlier translation when you need to undo a change.

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How the translation history works in LingoHub

Keep a clear record of how each translation develops over time, with earlier versions always within reach.

Select a segment in the editor

Open a text segment to view its history and previous versions.

LingoHub translation history interface displaying version comparison tools for reviewing translation edits, update timelines, and contributor changes.

Review previous versions

Compare earlier wording and see how the translation changed over time.

Restore when needed

Select an earlier version and restore it when you need to undo a change.

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Everything you need to know about translation history in LingoHub

Got questions? We have the answers.

How do I track changes and user activity for specific strings with LingoHub?

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View every modification, including the time the change occurred and the user responsible, via the comprehensive version history in the editor side panel. This provides full transparency for every string across all projects and languages.

Can I recover an older version of a translation in LingoHub?

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Yes, you can compare different translation states and restore any previous version in seconds to undo errors. This eliminates manual rework and helps debug layout issues caused by content changes.

How does LingoHub track content approvals?

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Every status update, from “Translated” to “Approved”, is recorded to show exactly who signed off on the final text. This clear history simplifies review cycles and keeps the entire team aligned on project progress.