UV Translation Manager documentation
Overview
Enterprise translation grid with glossary, fallback and outdated detection. AI translation requires review. Uses the same en / de / pl model as the platform.
For: Intranet localization editors.
Features
Fallback chain
fr-FR → fr → en-US → en.
Glossary
Never / Preferred / Forbidden.
Requirements
- SharePoint Online (Microsoft 365)
- Tenant app catalog
- SPFx 1.18+
- Node 18 LTS / 22 LTS for custom builds
- License key from Account → License keys
Installation
- After purchase or trial, download the signed uv-translation-manager.sppkg package from Account → Files / UV Apps catalog.
- Upload the package to the tenant app catalog (SharePoint admin → More features → Apps).
- Enable the app for the whole tenant or selected site collections.
- If Entra asks for consent, approve only the permissions listed on the product page.
- Open a site and add the web part (or open the full-page app). The app checks for a purchased license or an active trial for this tenant.
- Sites.ReadWrite.All.
How to use
- Open the page signed in with a work account from this Microsoft 365 tenant.
- The app asks the license server whether this tenant has a purchase or an active trial — no key is required.
- If nothing is found, paid features stay locked. Clock, Banner, Quick Links and Profile Card still run in Free mode.
- A product key from Account → License keys is only a fallback when silent activation fails.
- Edit a key.
- Mark outdated after source change. Review AI suggestions.
Configuration
- Languages
- Glossary
Troubleshooting
- Missing key: fallback is used. That is expected.
Licensing
The app checks this tenant for a purchased license or an active trial and unlocks automatically. Sign in with a work mailbox on a verified domain of the Microsoft 365 tenant. See the licensing guide.
Microsoft Graph
- Sites.ReadWrite.All (Delegated) — Edit localization resources the translator can already change.