XML stays valid
Namespaces, element hierarchy and structural IDs retain the format expected by your original export.
New language. Same source of truth.
Translate dominKnow XLIFF exports with human-level AI accuracy and 100% valid schema preservation. Keep reusable assets linked, Flow layouts responsive, and Claro slides intact. The words change. The structure stays.
A safety notice reused in twelve lessons isn't twelve pieces of content. It's one learning object. That's the point of dominKnow | ONE.
Your XLIFF export carries the map back to those centralized assets. A general-purpose AI tool treats the file as text to rewrite, not a network of references to protect. Change an ID, delete a placeholder or damage a namespace, and that map breaks.
Imports fail. Links stop resolving. The localized course loses the references that connect media, reusable objects and interaction logic across Flow and Claro. Now your team is spending hours tracing XML and rebuilding links instead of reviewing the lesson.
The language model handles the words. A separate structural layer protects the XML, keeping reusable object IDs, inline placeholders and asset references outside the model's editable text.
Watch the scan reach <ph id="1"/>. The shield locks. The scanner passes around it. Only the surrounding language changes, and the translated text returns to a schema-validated XLIFF file.
<source>Review the <ph id="1"/> guidelines</source>
<ph id="1"/>
Object ID locked
Namespaces, element hierarchy and structural IDs retain the format expected by your original export.
Protected references keep translated text tied to reusable learning objects and centralized media assets.
The translator does not rewrite Flow breakpoint rules, Claro slide geometry or your course's interaction definitions.
An import that works is no comfort if the instructions sound strange. Or if the same policy gets three different names between the opening lesson and the final quiz.
Qopywriter.ai reads across segments, not just along a sentence. It uses surrounding content and available notes to resolve meaning, keeping corporate terminology, instructional tone and narrative flow consistent across thousands of connected strings. The quality rivals an expensive professional translation agency, without sending every course update back for a new quote.
Keep dominKnow | ONE as your source of truth. There is no new authoring environment to learn and no reason to rebuild a working course.
Export your course's translation file from dominKnow | ONE. Keep an unchanged copy of the original and note the project, version and language it belongs to.
Start with a valid .xlf or .xliffUpload the file to Qopywriter.ai and select a target language. Context-aware AI handles the lesson text; the structural layer protects object tags and validates the output.
100+ target languagesDownload the translated XLIFF and import it in ONE. Preview your localized course, check interactions and publish to your LMS through your normal workflow.
No manual tag or link repairKeep responsive containers, reusable components and their original references. After import, check line wrapping at mobile, tablet and desktop widths.
Keep slide geometry, object IDs and interaction mappings. Review longer headings, button labels and quiz feedback at the intended slide size.
Start with a free trial. Test an actual dominKnow export before putting a whole course library through it.
For a first module or a focused course update.
400,000characters per month
For regular localization and course maintenance.
1,000,000characters per month
For shared learning libraries and team production.
3,000,000characters per month
For a full year of multilingual learning content.
12,000,000characters per year
Practical answers for dominKnow | ONE localization, from XLIFF integrity to the checks that belong in your final course review.
Export the course's translation file from dominKnow | ONE, upload the .xlf or .xliff to Qopywriter.ai, and choose a target language. Download the translated file and import it into the matching ONE project. Use the authoring export, not a published SCORM ZIP.
Yes. Both Flow (responsive) and Claro (fixed-slide) projects work through their XLIFF exports. File structure and object mappings stay intact. Import each translated file into its matching project, then preview it at the intended screen sizes.
For valid XLIFF 1.2 and 2.0 exports, the guarantee covers XML structure, namespaces, translation-unit IDs and protected inline tags. Translated text and required target-language fields change; structural references do not. This covers translation-induced structural errors, not mismatched project versions or pre-existing source issues. Check text fit separately, especially on fixed-size Claro slides.
Yes. Reusable object IDs and asset references already present in the export are preserved so that translated content maps back to the original learning objects. Qopywriter.ai does not edit the centralized media library or create replacement course assets.
The AI analyzes cross-segment context and available notes, not isolated strings. It maintains corporate terminology, instructional tone and narrative flow across the course, delivering human-level linguistic accuracy that rivals professional agency translation. Use a qualified reviewer for regulated material, assessment intent and local language conventions.
Only text present in the XLIFF export is translated in this workflow. Images, narration, video and any text missing from the export need separate localization. Review captions, alternative text and embedded media in your published course.
Confirm that the file belongs to the correct project and export version, check the target language, and start from a fresh, unedited export. Do not rename IDs or ask a chat tool to repair the XML. Send the import error and a non-confidential sample to support@qopywriter.ai for troubleshooting.
Yes. The free trial includes a limited character allowance. Test a representative export with reusable objects, lesson text and quiz feedback. Reimport the result in ONE before choosing a paid plan.
Choose a module with reusable objects, a quiz and a few long headings. Translate it. Reimport it. Check the language and the links in ONE.