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Data flow: Phrase ? Threekit
Use Phrase to manage translated product copy, option labels, feature descriptions, and callouts for each market, then sync approved language variants into Threekit product experiences. This ensures that customers in each region see the correct language when configuring products in 3D or AR.
Business value: Faster launch of localized storefronts, consistent product messaging across markets, and reduced manual content updates for regional teams.
Data flow: Threekit ? Phrase
When Threekit product models include configurable attributes such as materials, finishes, dimensions, accessories, or package names, those labels can be sent to Phrase for translation and then returned to Threekit. This is especially useful for complex catalogs where every configuration must be understandable in multiple languages.
Business value: Improves customer comprehension, reduces configuration errors, and supports accurate multilingual merchandising at scale.
Data flow: Threekit ? Phrase
Threekit can generate product-specific content such as image captions, feature callouts, and configuration descriptions that are then routed into Phrase for translation. Marketing and localization teams can review and approve the translated content before it is published to regional commerce channels.
Business value: Speeds campaign rollout across countries, reduces duplicated content creation, and keeps localized messaging aligned with the visual product experience.
Data flow: Phrase ? Threekit
For organizations using DAM systems alongside Threekit and Phrase, translated asset metadata, product titles, and usage descriptions can be managed in Phrase and synchronized into Threekit-supported visual assets. This helps ensure that localized images, render variants, and AR experiences are tagged correctly for each market.
Business value: Better asset governance, fewer localization gaps in visual content, and more efficient reuse of approved creative across regions.
Data flow: Threekit ? Phrase ? Threekit
When a new configurable product is introduced, Threekit can publish the base product structure, option names, and supporting copy to Phrase for translation. Once translations are completed and approved, the localized content is pushed back into Threekit so all market versions are ready for launch together.
Business value: Enables coordinated global product launches, shortens time to market, and reduces the risk of launching with incomplete translations.
Data flow: Threekit ? Phrase
Interactive product experiences often include guided selling text, tooltips, comparison labels, and feature explanations. These content elements can be extracted from Threekit and sent to Phrase for translation, ensuring that educational content remains consistent across languages and supports the same buying journey in every market.
Business value: Improves conversion in non-English markets, supports self-service buying, and reduces dependence on local teams to rewrite product education content.
Data flow: Bi-directional
As product options, pricing messages, or promotional labels change in Threekit, updated strings can be sent to Phrase for re-translation. Once approved, the updated localized content is returned to Threekit and published across all relevant product experiences. This is useful for seasonal campaigns, limited editions, and frequent catalog updates.
Business value: Keeps multilingual product experiences current, reduces manual rework, and supports agile merchandising across regions.
Data flow: Phrase ? Threekit
Phrase can serve as the system of record for approved terminology, glossary terms, and translation memory used in product visualization content. Threekit then consumes those approved terms for labels, descriptions, and interactive elements, ensuring that the same product terminology is used consistently across all 3D and AR experiences.
Business value: Strengthens brand consistency, reduces translation errors, and improves customer trust in complex product categories.