This article compares how translation tracking works in Scroll Documents versus Scroll Translations.
Tracking in Scroll Translations
Scroll Translations includes a built-in Translations Report to monitor translation progress across your space. It helps authors and translators stay aligned by displaying:
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Translation status – Indicates if a page is translated, outdated, or not translated
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Last modifier – Shows who last edited the page
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Last modified date – Displays when the page was last changed
Tracking in Scroll Documents
In Scroll Documents, translation tracking is based on Confluence page labels:
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translated – Indicates a page is translated
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Needs-translating – Marks pages that need translation
During conversion from Scroll Translations, statuses are mapped as follows:
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Scroll Translations Status |
Converted Label in Scroll Documents |
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Translated |
Translated |
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Outdated |
Needs-translating |
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Not translated |
Needs-translating |
To track your translations, use the Content by Label macro on a tracking page to filter pages by their translation status. Labels can be updated manually or automatically using the Synchronize pages feature in Translations for Scroll Documents .
For tips on how to set up a tracking page with Scroll Documents, refer to: Track Translations in Scroll Documents