Case Comments (Salesforce)
- Laura White (Unlicensed)
- Kenny Teves
Owned by Laura White (Unlicensed)
Translating case comments consists of two steps.
- Create Enterprise Languages.Â
These languages will be available as options when requesting case comment translation.Â
Create Enterprise Languages for all needed source and target languages.
 - Request the translation.
Go to the case comment and request the translation.
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Create an Enterprise Language
To create an Enterprise Language,
- Log into Salesforce as an administrator.
- From the top menu, open the Enterprise Languages tab.
 Tip: If you do not see the Enterprise Language tab, be sure to enable it. - From the Enterprise Languages tab, click New (button, upper right) and complete the fields.
- Enterprise Language Name.
Enter the Enterprise Language Name.Â
This is the name that will appear as a menu option when requesting translations. Type something descriptive.
 - Enterprise Setting.
Click the Search icon and select which Enterprise Setting to use when translating this language.
 - Enterprise Workflow.
Click the Search icon and select which Enterprise Workflow to use when translating this language.
 - Locale / Language / Country.
Scroll to select the specific language code to use when translating this language.
- Enterprise Language Name.
Request the Translation
To translate case comments,Â
- Log into Salesforce as an administrator.
- From the top menu, open the Cases tab (upper left) and click to open a case.
- From the open case, click to select Translate Comments.
- In the new window, scroll to set the Source and Target language pairs (created above). Then click Translate.
- Wait for translation to complete.
- The translated comment appears.