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v.1.62.1

PlatformVersionDate
scantrust portal1.62.117-04-2026

Changes

Portal Enterprise v 1.62.1

  • Added translations feature for product and brand name and description.

  • Added user emails to team lists.

  • Added search tab for organization codes.

  • Added company plan column to User list and Company list in site admin.

  • Added calibration session ID to the calibration session.

Brand & Product Translation

The following fields can be translated:

  • Brand name

  • Product name

  • Product description

All translations live alongside the original content and can be reused across the platform — including in your consumer-facing landing pages.

  1. Set up company languages

Before translating, a brand admin needs to configure which languages the company works with and pick a default reference language for machine translation.

Navigate to Company Info → Languages and Translations to:

  • Select the languages you want to localize into (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Dutch, etc.)

  • Set the company reference language — this is the source language used for machine translation and the default for brand/product names

  1. Translate a brand or product

There are two entry points for translation:

a) From the edit screen

A new translation icon appears next to each translatable field. Click it to open the translation modal for that specific field.

b) From the brand/product card

A translation button is now available directly on the brand/product card header, which opens the full translation modal covering all translatable fields at once.

  1. The translation modal

The translation modal is where the magic happens. From here you can:

  • View and edit translations for every language configured in company settings

  • Update the list of languages without leaving the modal (quick link back to company settings)

  • Use machine translation — either for a single language or for all languages at once with one click

  1. Translations in the Landing Page Editor

This is where translations really pay off.

  • New landing pages will automatically use the company's configured languages by default — no extra setup needed.

  • The following widgets and placeholders will now pull the correct translation based on the viewer's language:

    • Product name widget
    • @product name
    • @product description
    • @brand name

That means one landing page, many languages — and the content updates itself based on what's been translated