The spreadsheet shuffle
Content goes out in Excel. Markets need to review. Update. Provide back. Central team needs to chase. Then update the assets.
One source. Every market.
GLOBAL B2B CASE
A global automotive brand needed to deliver an urgent press release across Europe.
Content goes out in Excel. Markets need to review. Update. Provide back. Central team needs to chase. Then update the assets.
Markets retranslate the same claims, product names and local conventions with every communication. Nothing gets saved for the next time.
One person covers four markets. Sales colleagues squeeze the reviews in between their real work.
AI chatbots are fast and sound local. But they either ignore your terms and formats. Translation management engines preserve your terms and formats. But they neglect the tone and sound like a machine translated to your language.
Sound familiar? That's what LINA was built for.
Every piece of marketing content needs a different approach. Pick translation for accuracy, localization for cultural fit, or transcreation for creative impact — LINA adapts to each.
For precise translation with the least interpretation.
Choose the translation mode when you want to limit ambiguity. Technical documentation, legal materials, product specs – everything that must be exact.
For content that needs to feel local, not just translated.
When you want to adapt copy from the original. LINA adjusts tone, format, and cultural references so your content feels native to each market, not just correct in it.
For messaging with native texture and a palatable, on-brand feel.
Transcreation is the creative mode. For campaigns, slogans, and ad copy where emotional impact matters more than literal accuracy. LINA uses your brand voice as a creative brief and rewrites for resonance.
LINA builds a structured brand memory — your style guide, terminology rules, and translation memory — organized in a hierarchy. Brand-level rules set the global standard. Markets adapt within it. Teams refine further. Everything stays in sync.
Your brand voice, tone, and audience. Formal or informal address. Approved terminology, your "do not touch" list — applied automatically, every translation, every market.
What works in Germany doesn't work in France. Local teams adapt tone, terminology, and cultural references — without breaking the global standards.
Team members have their own preferences. LINA allows for further specification on the user level.
Every edit, every approval, every correction feeds back into the system. The more you use it, the more it sounds like you.
Nothing enters the memory without approval. Admins decide what sticks. Your brand evolves — on your terms.
Built for the full reality of marketing translation – not the straightforward part.
Belgium speaks French and Dutch. Switzerland speaks four languages. LINA handles market-level language complexity without splitting your workflow or your brand rules.

Select any segment, write an instruction, and LINA refines it on the spot. Every correction feeds back into the memory — so the same fix never needs to happen twice.
A campaign line for Instagram is not the same as one for LinkedIn. LINA adapts length, tone, and format to the channel – so your copy is publish-ready, not just translated.

Short social copy reads differently than a press release. LINA's review layouts adapt to what you're working on — so you stay focused, not fighting the interface.
Seat-based plans that scale with your team. Each tier includes a translation capacity pool and Brand DNA capacity — both shared across your organization.
| Tier | Seats | Segments per seat | DNA Entries | Price per seat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | Up to 10 seats | 3,500 | 200 | €50/month |
| Tier 2 | Up to 30 seats | 4,500 | 300 | €40/month |
| Tier 3 | Up to 50 seats | 5,000 | 400 | €30/month |
| Custom | 50+ | 6,000 | 500 | Let's talk |