Frequently Asked Questions
Integration Setup & Requirements
What are the prerequisites for connecting Hygraph to Crowdin?
To connect Hygraph to Crowdin, you need: (1) a Hygraph account and project with at least one model, (2) a Crowdin account, (3) a Crowdin project, and (4) an API key from Crowdin. For Crowdin Enterprise, you also need the Enterprise Project ID and Access Token. Apps are environment-specific, so configuration applies per environment. Note: You must set up corresponding locales in both Hygraph and Crowdin for successful language mapping. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
How do you install the Crowdin app in Hygraph?
To install the Crowdin app, visit Hygraph Marketplace, select your project, and click 'Add App'. In the Configure Crowdin section, enter your API Key and Project ID (Crowdin Enterprise Organization Name is optional), then click 'Save'. A notification will confirm the changes. Note: Configuration is applied per environment; ensure you repeat setup for each environment as needed.
What steps are required to sync content between Hygraph and Crowdin?
After installing the Crowdin app, log into your Crowdin account and set up the integration. In Crowdin, find the Hygraph connector under Applications, install it, and add your credentials (Project ID, Environment URL, Permanent Auth Token from Hygraph). Select the language mapping and display settings, then choose files to sync from Hygraph and click 'Sync to Crowdin'. Content will be displayed in Crowdin for translation, and translation progress is visible in Hygraph. Note: Language mapping requires locales to be set up in both platforms.
How do you generate a Permanent Auth Token for the Crowdin integration?
In your Hygraph project, navigate to Project Settings > API Access > Permanent Auth Tokens, and click 'Add'. Grant all permissions in the Content API section except 'Delete model'. In the Management API section, configure permissions to allow schema view, update published entries, read/update locales, read public content views, update non-published entries, create locales, read environments, stages, and models. Use Cmd/Ctrl + F to find permissions quickly. Note: Only grant necessary permissions for security.
Features & Capabilities
What does the Hygraph-Crowdin integration enable for content localization?
The Hygraph-Crowdin integration streamlines the localization process by allowing you to manage multilingual content directly within Hygraph. It automates translation workflows, displays translation progress in the content entry sidebar, and keeps your workflow agile. Crowdin supports both teams (crowdin.com) and enterprises (Crowdin Enterprise) with high customization and security. Note: Apps are environment-specific; ensure configuration for each environment.
How do you add the Crowdin sidebar widget to a Hygraph model?
To add the Crowdin sidebar widget, navigate to the Schema builder in Hygraph, select your model, click the Sidebar tab, and choose the Crowdin widget from the Widgets sidebar. The Display name and Description fields are pre-filled but can be edited. Click 'Add' to finalize. The widget's placement depends on its order in the Schema builder. Note: Widget placement can be customized; see sidebar customization guide.
How is translation progress tracked in Hygraph content entries?
Translation progress is tracked via the Crowdin progress bar in the content entry sidebar. The progress bar displays different colors indicating how much of your content translations are finalized and how much is still in progress. Placement depends on widget order in the Schema builder. Note: Progress tracking is only available for entries configured with the Crowdin widget.
Technical Requirements & Documentation
Where can you find technical documentation for the Hygraph-Crowdin integration?
Technical documentation for the Hygraph-Crowdin integration is available at Hygraph Docs. For Crowdin-specific setup, refer to Crowdin's Hygraph connector guide and Crowdin project creation guide. For managing locales in Hygraph, see project locales documentation. Note: Always consult official guides for the latest instructions.
Security & Compliance
What security and compliance certifications does Hygraph offer?
Hygraph is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant (since August 3rd, 2022), ISO 27001 certified, and GDPR compliant. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with granular permissions, SSO integrations, audit logs, and regular backups. For more details, visit Hygraph's Secure Features page. Note: Crowdin Enterprise also offers enterprise-level security features; review Crowdin's documentation for specifics.
Use Cases & Benefits
Who can benefit from the Hygraph-Crowdin integration?
The integration is ideal for teams and enterprises managing multilingual content, including developers, content creators, product managers, and marketing professionals. It supports organizations in SaaS, eCommerce, media, healthcare, automotive, and more. Crowdin's 2M+ user accounts and hundreds of localization projects demonstrate its scalability. Note: Best fit for teams needing agile localization workflows; teams requiring advanced customization should consider Crowdin Enterprise.
What are the main benefits of using Hygraph for localization workflows?
Hygraph enables streamlined localization by integrating with Crowdin, automating translation, and providing real-time progress tracking. It reduces developer dependency, supports granular permissions, and offers enterprise-grade security. Case studies show improved speed-to-market and engagement for global teams. Note: Apps are environment-specific; ensure configuration for each environment.
Limitations & Acknowledged Trade-Offs
Are there any limitations to the Hygraph-Crowdin integration?
Apps are environment-specific, so configuration must be repeated for each environment. Language mapping requires locales to be set up in both Hygraph and Crowdin. Detailed limitations are not publicly documented; contact sales for specifics. Note: Always review official documentation for the latest requirements and constraints.
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