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6. How to Manage Texts

Long, structured content—such as notifications, email bodies, tooltips, and rich messages—is managed under Settings > Texts. This module lets you centrally edit, clone, and auto-translate entire text objects (often JSON trees) across any active language. By using it you ensure that every notification, onboarding message, or rich UI copy is consistent and localized without touching code.

Why Manage Texts Here?

  • Complex Structures: Handle nested content (titles, subtitles, descriptions) in one place.

  • Rich Formatting: Preserve HTML or Markdown within descriptions.

  • AI-Powered Translation: Leverage built-in “Translate” for bulk localization.

  • Version Control: Lock critical texts to prevent accidental deletion.

Viewing & Searching Texts
  1. To translate long elements (e.g., notifications) in the CRM, goNavigate to ⚙️ Settings > Texts.

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  3. You’ll see a list“card” layout of alleach currenttext’s textslabel inand a snippet of its default language.

  4. To find a specific item, use the system.Search bar at the top: typing part of a label filters cards instantly.

To add a translation to any of these texts:

    1. Click the Edit icon next to the corresponding text.

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2. In the Language field, select the target language.

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3. To copy data from the original language (for example, English), select it from the drop-down list and click the Clone button.

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To search for a text:

    • Start typing its label in the Search field.

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To add a new text and its translations:

1. Click on the Add Text button in the upper right corner.

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3. Select the target language in the Language field and enter Text and Description for it. Add custom fields if necessary.

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By default, new texts are created as Locked—they cannot be deleted. To unlock a text:

    1. Go to the text editing tab.

    2. Uncheck the Locked checkbox.

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To delete text:

2. Click the Delete icon next to the corresponding text.

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