Terminology management and glossaries
The right term, in every language, every time.
A glossary defines how your key terms are translated and which terms must never change. We build it with you, maintain it as your products evolve and apply it to every translation, by every linguist.
terms applied to every project
brand names and do-not-translate terms
by every linguist on your account
glossary exportable at any time
Inconsistent terms cost more than they seem.
When the same part, function or warning is translated in three different ways, readers lose trust and reviewers lose time.
Consistent documentation
Product names, components and functions are translated the same way in every manual and market.
Clearer safety information
Safety-relevant terms are fixed, so warnings and instructions are never ambiguous.
Fewer review rounds
Your reviewers no longer correct the same terms again and again.
Protected brand names
Product and brand names that must not be translated are marked and kept as they are.
Controlled machine translation
Machine translation follows your glossary, so approved terms are used from the first draft.
One reference for everyone
Linguists, reviewers and your in-country teams work from the same list of approved terms.
From term extraction to an approved glossary.
Find the terms that matter.
We extract key terms from your existing documentation and translations, so the glossary starts from your real content.
Extraction from your documents
Frequency and relevance analysis
Candidate list for approval
Agree on the right translation.
Our linguists propose translations for each term, and your experts approve them for every language.
Definitions and context
Approved and forbidden terms
Do-not-translate list
Keep it current as products evolve.
New terms are added and outdated ones retired, so the glossary keeps pace with your product range.
Updates with every project
Changes reflected in your memory
Exports on request
In TUBE, your glossary controls every machine translation.
TUBE is our translation solution for technical documentation. Your approved terms guide machine translation from the first draft, and both the glossary and the translation memory stay yours, exportable at any time.

Your terminology
Term extraction and research
Translations approved by your experts
Glossary applied to every translation
Export in TBX or Excel
Your experts have the final say
We research and propose terms, but your product specialists approve them. Once approved, every linguist and every translation uses the same terminology.
Building your glossary in five steps.
Share your documentation
Send us manuals, product sheets, existing glossaries or term lists in any format.
Extract the key terms
We identify the terms that appear most often or carry the most risk.
Translate and research
Linguists research and propose translations for every target language.
Approve with your experts
Your specialists confirm the terms, and we record definitions and usage notes.
Apply and maintain
The glossary is applied to every project, and we update it as your products change.
Questions about terminology management.
What is a glossary in translation?
A glossary is a list of your key terms with their approved translations, definitions and usage notes. It tells every linguist exactly how each term must be translated.
What is the difference between a glossary and a translation memory?
A glossary controls individual terms, while a translation memory stores whole sentences. Together they keep both your terminology and your wording consistent.
Do I need a glossary if I already have a translation memory?
Yes, if consistency matters. A memory only helps when the same sentence repeats, while a glossary makes sure key terms are right in every new sentence.
Who approves the terms?
Your product or language experts. We research and propose translations, and you confirm them before they are applied.
Can you work with our existing term lists?
Yes. We import existing glossaries and term lists, clean them up and add what is missing.
Give every translation the same vocabulary.
Send us a sample of your documentation. We will show you which terms belong in your glossary and how they are translated today.












