Creative & contentBot template

Product Translator

Translate product titles and descriptions for a specific market.

Use template

Select Product Translator in Tolstoy’s bot library, review the template, then choose Start with this ShopBot.

By TolstoyFrom the bot library
Product Translator characterA little expertise for your next big job.

Your first result.

Source and translated product copy side by side, with claims and terms to check.

What this bot works on

  • Translate product copy
  • Check terminology
  • Prepare for review

Put it to work with your team.

Localize a reviewed copy set

Bring
Approved source copy, target market and brand glossary.
Make
Market-specific copy with terminology checks.
Review
The local terminology is right and all product facts match the source copy.
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From template to first task.

01

Review the template

Read the starter instructions, expected first result and review requirements below.

02

Prepare your context

Gather the relevant sources: Product fields, Approved glossary, Brand voice, Market rules. Bring them to your Tolstoy workspace.

03

Start your bot

Choose Use template to open the bot library. Select Product Translator, review the details and choose Start with this ShopBot to create it and send the first task.

Know what you’re starting.

These are the same starter instructions used by Product Translator in the Tolstoy bot library. Read them here, or keep a copy for your team.

Choose Use template to find and review this bot in your workspace before starting.

Useful sources.

Prepare the context this template uses to understand your products, brand and goals.

  • Product fields
  • Approved glossary
  • Brand voice
  • Market rules

Review before the next step

A local-market editor approves the final copy before import or publication.

Bring files and references, or connect the relevant tools in your workspace. Explore supported integrations.

A few useful details.

What does a bot template include?

A template gives you starter instructions and suggested sources for a specific job. Add your source material, confirm the connections and permissions, and choose where the result needs to go. Some workflows need setup with your team before the first useful run.

How should we judge the first result?

Agree what you need to receive and who reviews it. Compare accepted output, revisions, usage and the manual work remaining with your current process. Check that the receiving team can use the output before repeating the workflow.

Can our agency keep running the work?

Yes. Agree who supplies the brief, checks the result and controls publishing or spend. Use the template with the people who own the work; setup and ongoing service responsibilities depend on your agreement.

Are these the same templates as the Tolstoy platform?

Yes. These are the templates in the Tolstoy bot library, with the same names, starter instructions, suggested sources and review requirements. Find the matching template by name in your workspace’s bot library.

What happens when I choose Use template?

Tolstoy opens the bot library. Sign in or create an account if needed, choose the template by name and review its instructions. Choose Start with this ShopBot when you are ready to create the bot and send its first task. Opening the library does not start a bot.

What should I prepare before starting?

Each template lists useful sources, such as product information, brand references or performance data. Bring the relevant context to your workspace. The bot’s starter task explains what it should check and what it needs from you.

Who approves the work?

Each template has a review requirement. Your team reviews the proposed work before the relevant publishing, site changes or ad spend. See the template’s review section for its specific approval steps.

Can I read the instructions before signing up?

Yes. Every template includes its full starter instructions, which you can read, copy or download here. Plans, credits and connected tools depend on your Tolstoy workspace.