Uses financial language
It applies approved terms and translation memory to labels, dates, disclosures and financial phrases.
Substantiq Accounting · Available
ViewShift places source and translated text side by side. It checks terms, numbers and missing text while a bilingual reviewer keeps final control.
How it works
ViewShift uses financial terminology and earlier approved translations to prepare a draft. It flags wording, numbers or missing text that may change the meaning. A bilingual reviewer approves the final text.
It applies approved terms and translation memory to labels, dates, disclosures and financial phrases.
It marks low-confidence wording, untranslated text, number differences and glossary conflicts.
The source, translation, edits and final approval stay together.
One important limit: Screens use synthetic demonstration data. A capture is not proof of production readiness or a correct accounting conclusion. Sources, open issues and reviewer approval remain part of the work.
Controlled financial translation
ViewShift places source and translated text side by side. It checks terms, numbers and missing text while a bilingual reviewer keeps final control.
Hosted service with a bilingual reviewer workflow.
Compare source and translated text together while reviewing financial meaning.
Check financial terminology against the controlled terms used in the workflow.
Retain reviewer decisions and approval status beside the translated work.
Keep the source and translated outputs available for bilingual review.
$199 per seat per month after the trial. Annual plans cost ten months. See all prices.