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Wordbee Translator
Original author(s)	José Vega ; Stephan Böhmig
Initial release	03/2008
Type	Computer-assisted translation
License	SaaS
Website	wordbee.com

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Wordbee Translator is a web-based translation platform, developed by Wordbee, a translation software company based in Luxembourg. Applying the cloud-computing technology, it combines a traditional TMS product (Computer Aided Translation) with real-time collaboration and flexible, intuitive project workflows.

Besides, the implementation is remarkably straightforward, with no servers to purchase, complex migration steps or consultants needed to be up and running rapidely.

History

Wordbee has been created in March 2008 from a ‘clean sheet’ spec by José Vega and Stephan Böhmig, linguistic and technology professionals, with a passion for translation technology.

Supported document formats

Wordbee Translator supports the following files ^[2]

Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, ASP, Microsoft.NET resources, Web pages, Code files (c#, Java), Microsoft Suite, multilingual Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Visio, resources Open Office, Plain text, PO/POT files, RTF files, TTX files, Web pages, XLIFF files, XML files, XSL files, searchable PDF to Word conversion, …

The Wordbee’s licensing model

Wordbee Translator is a SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) solution and proposes Fixed, Concurrent/Floating and Pay-per-use licenses or combination thereof.

Fixed Licenses: In this model, the client subscribes to a set of licenses used by a fixed number of users.

Concurrent Licenses: With the concurrent license model, also commonly known as a floating license model, a pool of licenses are shared among all users. The number of concurrent licenses defines how many users can work concurrently at any given time: When a user starts working with Wordbee Translator, a license from the pool will be assigned to the user and made unavailable to others till this user logs-out. Whereas the Fixed License Model requires manually re-assigning access rights, the Concurrent License Model does this automatically based on user activity.

Pay-per-use: The Pay-per-use model is an option to Concurrent License model. Whenever, the number of licenses is not sufficient at a specific moment, the system allocates pay-per-use licenses to the users in excess. Pay-per-use access is dynamically and automatically assigned to these users and is valid during 24 hours.