Translate easy – Machine Translation API

Our machine translation API provides the possibility of not only accessing machine translation output passively, but actively engaging in TMX upload for engine re-training and chosing several engines from which to obtain machine translation. Our professional translation API is

•  Fast: there is no need to login, upload files etc. Your text can be sent directly from your CMS (Content Management System). The PangeaMT platform will send the translated text back to your system
•  Cost-effective, providing fast ROI: As translation production is automated, there is no additional burden to your staff. Let us customize your engine with your previously translated material. The engine will be yours, private and it will translate as you need in the domain you need. Your staff can then focus on their work. No more time wasting sending emails or uploading files.
•  Easy to use: Implementation typically takes a few weeks, and we can begin engine customization during the same time. After that, your content can be sent automatically for translation into the language pair of your choice, and the translation will automatically be sent back into your content management system.
•  Ideal for high volumes – Pangeanic’s API is based on the successful PangeaMT platform, developed after years of collaboration with research institutes and universities, TAUS and and its data sharing association TDA and thousands of customization experiences. Pangeanic is involved with EU research programs like EXPERT and Casmacat. Our API can provide machine translation engines customized for your particular needs, content and applied field. If you need human post-editing services, Pangeanic’s API can allow for human translation services, too. Thus, you can choose which part of your content is left as machine translation output and what quality content needs to be revised by a human translator for quality publication, fast and efficiently. Typical usage is by blogs that need fast content translated,companies requiring massive but short-lived translation (tweets, comments), and also corporations with several news releases per day.