Review in the real layout

Document Editor

Read and edit a translated DOCX as a document, not a list of disconnected sentences, so the page itself becomes part of the review.

Capabilities

What you can do here

Quality controls

The controls shown on this page are part of the working product, with plan access noted in the documentation.

Rendered DOCX context

Review translated text with the document's styles, headings, tables, images, lists, and surrounding content visible.

Click the page to edit

Select text in the rendered document and edit the linked target segment in the side panel without losing your place.

The same review evidence

Check QA issues, glossary hits, termbase suggestions, exact and fuzzy TM matches, and concordance results for the selected segment.

Formatting and smart suggestions

Use the full formatting toolbar and accept glossary, termbase, or memory completions at the caret while you type.

Source and target comparison

Switch the rendered page between source and translation, zoom dense layouts, and catch text that is too long, missing, or misplaced.

Targeted retranslation

Request a new version of one segment with different domain, tone, mode, or context settings, then accept it only if it improves the page.

Shared segment state

Edits, drafts, approvals, comments, and history use the same underlying segments as the Translation editor, so both views stay in step.

Rebuild after review

Approved changes flow into the next document rebuild and the available original-format, PDF, and text exports.

Where it helps

Document Editor

  • Styled DOCX reports and proposals
  • User guides with screenshots and callouts
  • Contracts with tables and structured clauses
  • Forms, policies, and branded templates
  • Final layout and fit checks
  • Review by people who prefer a page over a CAT grid

A practical workflow

How the work moves

01

Open a processed DOCX

Choose Document editor from its document row. PDF files stay download-only because their layout follows a separate rebuild path.

02

Read the page as a reader would

Switch between source and target when useful, zoom in on dense areas, and look for wording that does not fit its visual role.

03

Select, correct, and approve

Click the relevant text, edit in the panel, use the language assets and QA evidence, then save a draft or approve the segment.

04

Export the reviewed result

Rebuild after the final changes so the downloaded document includes the latest approved segment text.

Put it to work

Open the dashboard to start a translation, or read the detailed guide first.