Cody Assist

A translation assistant for every language.

A translation assistant translates customer messages and drafts replies in the customer’s language, using the fixes in your English help center and the terms in your glossary, with the source for every reply. Support and global teams use Cody Assist to answer in other languages without translating every article.

  1. Translate

    It translates what customers write.

    Paste a message in another language and get a faithful translation, plus what the customer is asking for.

  2. Reply

    It answers in their language.

    Ask for a reply and Assist writes it in the customer’s language, using the fix from your English help center.

  3. Sources

    Every reply shows its source.

    The sources are your own articles, in English. One click opens the passage the reply relies on.

  4. Tone

    It adjusts the tone.

    Formal for an enterprise customer, friendly for everyone else, in German, French or Spanish.

  5. Glossary

    It keeps your terms consistent.

    Assist checks translations against your glossary, so product terms read the same in every language.

In practice

What a translation assistant handles

Requests people really make, and what Assist does with each one.

  • Translate this ticket from Spanish

    Answers with a sourceTranslates it and sums up the request

  • Reply in Spanish with the fix

    Answers with a sourceWrites the reply from your English help center, with the source

  • Make it formal, in German

    Takes the next stepRewrites the reply for an enterprise customer

  • Check my French reply

    Answers with a sourceChecks it against your glossary and suggests fixes

  • What’s our refund policy, in Portuguese?

    Answers with a sourceAnswers from the policy, in Portuguese

  • Translate this release note into Japanese

    Takes the next stepTranslates it, keeping product terms from the glossary

  • Does this customer sound upset?

    Answers with a sourceExplains the tone of the message

  • Can you send the reply?

    Hands off to a personHands the draft back to the agent, who sends it from your help desk

Behind the answers

You choose the sources, the glossary and the tone.

Assist answers only from your content and follows the rules you write for every language.

Knowledge4 sources
  • help.meridian.example48 articlesSynced
  • Known issuesUpdated dailySynced
  • Translation glossary.xlsx412 termsSynced
  • Tone of voice.pdf6 pagesSynced
Add your help center, your glossary and your tone guide. Answers stay in your words, in every language.
AssistantSettings

Support Translator

Instructions

Translate customer messages into English and draft replies in the customer’s language. Use only the help center for fixes and the glossary for product terms. Match the tone the agent asks for.

Knowledge
4 sources
Available in
Web app and Slack
Shared with
Support team
Set the rules once: which sources, which glossary and how formal.

Setup

How to set up a translation assistant

Most support teams start with the articles behind their top tickets and the glossary they already use.

  1. 1

    Add your content

    Add your help center, glossary and tone guide.

  2. 2

    Create the assistant

    Write how it translates and replies.

  3. 3

    Share it with your team

    Agents use it in the web app or Slack, or you embed it for customers.

Results

Translation assistant metrics to track

The numbers that show whether it’s working for this team.

Replies drafted
Tickets answered in the customer’s language.
Time to reply
Minutes saved on tickets in other languages.
Corrections
Fixes native speakers still make, which should fall as the glossary grows.

FAQ

Translation assistant FAQs

Which languages does it handle?

It translates and replies in the languages the underlying model supports, which covers the major business languages. Test your top languages with your own content before you roll it out.

Do we need translated help center articles?

No. Assist answers from your English articles and writes the reply in the customer’s language, with the English source attached.

Can customers use it directly?

Yes, as a widget on your site or help center. Customers ask in their language and get answers from your content.

Will it keep our product names?

Yes, if they’re in your glossary. Add the terms and translations you use, and Assist follows them.

Cody Assist

Start with your help center and glossary.

Start free, add your documents and share the assistant with your team. Every answer shows its sources.