Translation Coverage
Coverage reports show what percentage of keys have been translated and approved for each target language. Coverage is calculated separately for each status in the workflow:| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Untranslated | No translation value exists yet |
| Translated | A value has been entered but not reviewed |
| Reviewed | Checked by a reviewer |
| Approved | Final — ready for production |
Project Health Overview
The project overview gives you a single-screen summary of where every language stands:- Total key count
- Per-language progress bar showing the breakdown of Untranslated / Translated / Reviewed / Approved
- Languages closest to completion and languages furthest behind
- Recent activity indicating whether work is actively progressing
Identifying Bottlenecks
When a language has many keys in Translated status but few in Approved, it signals a review backlog. When a language has keys stuck in Untranslated, translation work hasn’t started or is blocked. The analytics view helps you answer:- Which language is furthest behind schedule?
- Is translation work keeping pace with new key additions?
- Are reviews creating a bottleneck before approval?
- Which languages are ready to ship?
Use Cases by Role
Project managers — use the coverage report before each release to confirm all target languages meet the required approval threshold. Translation leads — use per-language progress to assign work to translators and track output over time. Developers — use the overview to see the impact of recently pushed keys on overall coverage, and to confirm that translations are ready before a deployment.Analytics reflect the live state of the project. There is no delay between making a change in the editor and seeing it reflected in the coverage numbers.