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Everyone picks their own language. Your foreman can work entirely in Spanish while the PM works in English — on the same job, on the same RFI, at the same time.

Switch your language

1

Open your profile

Your name or picture, top corner.
2

Choose English or Español

The page reloads. Nobody else is affected.

What is translated

Translated

The app itself — menus, buttons, field labels, statuses, notifications, and the voice features.

Not translated

What people type and what people upload. An RFI written in Spanish stays in Spanish. Drawings and specs are whatever the design team issued.

Voice works in both

You can talk an RFI in in Spanish and have it come out as a written RFI. → Talking an RFI into existence
Read the draft before you send it. If you dictated in Spanish and the RFI is going out in English, check that the sheet numbers, dimensions and quantities came across exactly.

For admins setting up a bilingual crew

1

Let people set their own language

Don’t set it for them. It’s a personal setting and it’s one less thing for you to manage.
2

Write your templates in both languages where it matters

Field labels are translated; your own wording in an instructional-text field isn’t. On a form a Spanish-speaking crew fills out daily, put both languages in the label. → Building a template
3

Send the Spanish videos to the field

Series 00, 40, 60 and 90.1 are recorded in Spanish as well as English — the field-facing ones. → Video library

Estas guías en español

The guides themselves are being translated. Orientation is available now — switch language using the control in the top bar. Everything else follows series by series.

Empezar en español

Ir a la versión en español.