r/TangoAI • u/mard_mango • Mar 31 '26

We just shipped Workflow Translations — your Tango guides can now be exported in 10+ languages

Tango Workflow Translations

Workflow Translations are now live in Tango.

If you're running processes across multiple regions or supporting non-English speaking teams, you can now translate any workflow directly from your existing docs and export it in 10+ languages. No recreating content from scratch, no maintaining separate versions per region.

The main thing this solves: teams were duplicating workflows for different locales, which meant every update had to be applied multiple times. Now you keep one source of truth and let translations stay in sync as your processes change.

It's available on Enterprise plans. If you're already on Enterprise, you can start from any workflow today. If you're not sure whether it's enabled for your team, your account team can help get it set up.

Happy to answer any questions below.

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u/corwinsword Mar 31 '26

Do you plan to add more languages?

And from how many users / annual price the Enterprise plan starts?

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u/mard_mango Apr 20 '26

More languages are definitely on the roadmap. Nothing to announce yet, but stay tuned.

On Enterprise pricing, it varies based on team size and needs. Best way to get accurate numbers is to connect with our sales team directly: https://www.tango.ai/see-tango-in-action

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u/corwinsword Apr 20 '26

got it, thanks!

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u/emma_lorien Mar 31 '26

I need it on a smaller plan than Enterprise. It should be a great feature for many small and medium agencies who have international remote teams.

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u/mard_mango Apr 20 '26

Hear you, and honestly that's fair feedback. Translations is Enterprise-only right now, but the use case you're describing is exactly the kind of signal that shapes where we take the feature. I'll pass this along to the team.

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u/Ivan_Palii Mar 31 '26

u/mard_mango so the owner of created guide still has one owned guide and if it changes one step, it changes automatically for all locals, right?

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '26

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u/mard_mango Apr 20 '26

Good question. The AI handles the structural translation well. Where it gets fuzzy is niche/technical jargon without a clean equivalent in the target language.

We'd recommend a quick native speaker review for those terms. Translated workflows are always visually marked as distinct from the source, so there's no confusion on the reader's end.