Integrations
Adobe Experience Manager Localization Services
GPI manages enterprise Adobe Experience Manager localization using AEM's built-in translation framework — language copies, translation projects, XLIFF workflows, Experience Fragments, and Content Fragments — delivering professional multilingual content across 200+ languages without custom connectors or third-party middleware.
Up to 50%
Faster Time-to-Publish
200+
Languages & Character Sets
0
Manual File Exports Needed
3×
ISO Certified
25+
Years Localization Experience
24/7
Secure Cloud Access
Works with
The Challenge
Scaling Enterprise Multilingual Content in Adobe Experience Manager
Adobe Experience Manager is a leading enterprise digital experience platform trusted by global organizations to manage websites, digital assets, and omnichannel experiences. AEM includes a comprehensive native localization framework — language copies, translation projects, XLIFF export, and Experience Fragment management — that is purpose-built for enterprise multilingual operations. Yet many organizations running AEM face a recurring challenge: the platform's localization capabilities are powerful, but configuring and operating them efficiently at scale requires deep platform expertise that internal teams may not have.
Language Copy Hierarchies Require Expert Configuration
AEM's language root and language copy architecture is powerful — but setting it up correctly for large multilingual site structures, keeping language copies synchronized with master content updates, and managing content relationships across the JCR hierarchy requires hands-on AEM platform expertise that not every team possesses.
Translation Projects Need Ongoing Operational Management
AEM's native Translation Projects feature is the correct way to manage localization workflows inside the platform — but creating, configuring, and coordinating translation projects across marketing teams, content schedules, and language variants requires a dedicated operational workflow that most editorial teams cannot manage alone.
Experience Fragments and Content Fragments Add Complexity
Enterprise AEM implementations rely heavily on Experience Fragments and Content Fragments for reusable content across pages and channels. Ensuring these fragments are correctly localized, version-synchronized, and returned to the right language copy requires a structured approach that goes beyond basic page-level translation.
Inconsistent Quality Across Regional Language Versions
Without translation memory, glossary management, and consistent linguistic QA applied across AEM language copies, enterprises risk terminology drift, tone inconsistency, and brand voice divergence — especially across large multilingual site structures serving multiple regional markets simultaneously.
How We Solve It
Professional Translation Managed Inside Your AEM Environment
GPI's approach eliminates the need for custom AEM connectors or external translation middleware. Our AEM specialists work within the platform your editorial teams already use — reducing operational complexity while delivering the linguistic quality and workflow consistency that enterprise multilingual programs require.
Expert-Led AEM Localization Using AEM's Own Native Tools
GPI manages enterprise AEM localization by working directly within your Adobe Experience Manager environment — using the platform's built-in translation project framework, language copy structure, and XLIFF capabilities. Rather than introducing custom connectors or third-party middleware, GPI's certified AEM specialists configure and operate the tools already inside your AEM investment. The result: faster multilingual publishing, consistent translation quality, and a localization workflow that stays inside AEM and remains manageable by your internal team.
From content identification and AEM Translation Project setup through XLIFF extraction, professional translation, linguistic QA, and localized content return into AEM language copies — GPI manages the end-to-end AEM localization cycle as an extension of your global marketing and content operations team.
How It Works
How GPI Manages AEM Localization Workflows
A six-step managed localization pipeline — operating entirely within AEM's native tools, from content scoping through localized language copy delivery and editorial review.
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Content Identification & Scoping
GPI works with your team to identify pages, components, Content Fragments, and Experience Fragments requiring translation — prioritized against your publishing schedule.
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Translation Project Setup in AEM
GPI creates and configures AEM Translation Projects using the platform's native feature — linking language copies to the correct language roots within your content hierarchy.
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XLIFF Content Extraction
AEM's built-in XLIFF workflow extracts translatable content from selected pages and components — GPI manages extraction to ensure only relevant strings are included.
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Professional Translation & QA
Content is translated by ISO 17100-certified linguists with translation memory and terminology management applied for consistency across all AEM language versions.
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Return to AEM Language Copies
Completed translations are returned and inserted into the correct AEM language copies — GPI validates placement within the page and component structure.
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Editorial Review & Publishing
Editors review translated content using standard AEM editorial tools before publishing — GPI supports this review phase to ensure quality and brand standards are met.
AEM Localization Capabilities
What GPI Manages in Your Adobe Experience Manager Environment
Six core AEM localization capabilities GPI's specialists configure and operate — all using Adobe's native platform tools, with no custom connector dependencies, no third-party middleware, and no disruption to the AEM workflows your content and editorial teams already manage.
Language Copy & Language Root Management
GPI configures and manages AEM's language root and language copy architecture for enterprise multilingual site structures. Our specialists set up the hierarchical page organization that keeps language versions synchronized, manage the relationships between master content and regional copies, and ensure that content updates propagate correctly across the AEM language copy hierarchy as global content evolves.
AEM Native Translation Project Management
GPI creates, configures, and operates AEM Translation Projects — the platform's native workflow for managing multilingual content within the CMS. This includes translation project setup within AEM Sites, coordination across marketing teams and content schedules, status tracking, and the end-to-end project lifecycle from content identification through localized content return to the correct language copy.
XLIFF-Based Content Extraction & Return
AEM's built-in XLIFF export capability — the industry standard for translation interchange — is used to extract translatable content from AEM pages and components. GPI manages this extraction process to ensure only relevant, translatable strings are included, then returns completed translations via XLIFF into the correct AEM language copy, preserving page and component structure throughout.
Experience Fragment & Content Fragment Localization
Enterprise AEM implementations rely heavily on Experience Fragments for reusable content across pages and channels, and Content Fragments for structured content across omnichannel delivery. GPI manages the localization of both fragment types within the AEM content hierarchy — ensuring reusable content is translated, version-synchronized, and returned to the correct language copy structure.
Translation Memory & Terminology Management
GPI applies translation memory and terminology management across all AEM localization projects — maintaining consistent brand voice, product terminology, and regional language standards across every language copy in the AEM site structure. This reduces per-word translation cost on repeat content while ensuring accuracy and tone consistency as the multilingual site scales to new markets.
ISO-Certified Quality & Enterprise Security
All AEM localization work is covered by ISO 27001 (Information Security), ISO 17100 (Translation Services), and ISO 18587 (MT Post-Editing) — the professional quality and security standards required by enterprise organizations running AEM for regulated industries, global brand management, and mission-critical multilingual digital experience delivery.
Business Impact
Why Enterprise Organizations Choose GPI for AEM Localization
GPI's AEM localization engagements deliver four measurable outcomes for enterprise marketing teams, global content operations leaders, and digital experience managers running multilingual Adobe Experience Manager implementations.
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Faster Multilingual Publishing Using the Platform You Already Have
By working within AEM's existing structure rather than introducing external connectors or middleware, GPI reduces the time from content creation to localized publishing. Marketing teams launch global campaigns more quickly, with a streamlined workflow that operates inside AEM and does not require IT involvement or connector maintenance to sustain.
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Reduced Operational Complexity Across Your Localization Program
GPI's structured approach eliminates ad-hoc file handling, manual XLIFF exports, and disconnected translation coordination — keeping your localization workflow inside AEM and under editorial control. The result is a repeatable, manageable process that internal teams can operate alongside their regular publishing cadence without external system dependencies.
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Consistent Translation Quality Across Every AEM Language Copy
GPI applies translation memory, glossary management, and linguistic QA across every AEM localization project — maintaining consistent terminology and brand voice across all language copies in the AEM site structure. Organizations serving multiple regional markets receive the same linguistic quality in every language version, whether managing five language copies or fifty.
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Scalable Global Content Operations Without Additional Overhead
GPI works as an extension of your global content team — bringing AEM platform expertise and multilingual capability together in a managed service model. Whether your organization expands from five languages to twenty, or adds new regional sites to an existing AEM Multisite structure, GPI's engagement scales alongside your AEM implementation without increasing the editorial team's operational overhead.
AEM Content Coverage
AEM Content Types GPI Can Localize
GPI manages localization across the complete range of content structures in enterprise AEM implementations — from AEM Sites pages and components through Experience Fragments, Content Fragments, and digital asset metadata managed in AEM Assets, covering every content type in the AEM JCR hierarchy.
Language & Script Support
Full language coverage including complex scripts and right-to-left layouts — compatible with AEM's language root and language copy architecture, Multi Site Manager, and AEM's built-in support for global enterprise multilingual websites.
200+
Languages & dialects
RTL
Arabic, Hebrew & more
CJK
Chinese, Japanese, Korean
EU+
All European variants
Who Uses It
Enterprise AEM Localization Use Cases
From global enterprise brand sites to regulated-industry multilingual deployments — see how organizations running Adobe Experience Manager work with GPI to scale localization without increasing complexity.
Global Enterprise Brand & Corporate Websites
Large enterprises running AEM for corporate websites, regional brand properties, and campaign microsites use GPI's managed localization to maintain consistent brand voice and content accuracy across language copies — with GPI managing the AEM translation project lifecycle so marketing teams focus on strategy rather than workflow coordination.
Commerce & Personalized Experience Localization
Organizations using AEM for commerce and personalized digital experiences localize product content, campaign pages, and personalized experience components through GPI's managed AEM workflow — ensuring that targeted, conversion-optimized content maintains its effectiveness in every language copy that regional marketing teams publish.
Regulated Industries & Compliance-Sensitive Content
Healthcare, financial services, and regulated-industry organizations running AEM for compliance-sensitive multilingual content use GPI's ISO-certified translation workflows to meet the quality, accuracy, and security standards that regulated content demands — with translation memory and terminology management ensuring consistency across every regional language copy.
Global Campaign & Omnichannel Content Operations
Marketing teams coordinating global campaigns across AEM Sites, AEM Assets, Experience Fragments, and omnichannel delivery channels use GPI to localize the complete content ecosystem — ensuring campaign assets, reusable components, and channel-specific content are professionally translated and synchronized across all language versions before global launch.
Adobe Enterprise Solution Partner
AEM Platform Expertise + Professional Localization Quality
GPI is an Adobe Enterprise Solution Partner with hands-on expertise in configuring and operating AEM's built-in localization tools. Our team combines deep Adobe Experience Manager platform knowledge with over 25 years of professional translation and localization experience — delivering faster multilingual publishing and consistent quality within the AEM environments our clients already operate.
- Adobe Enterprise Solution Partner with certified hands-on AEM localization expertise
- Professional linguists across 200+ languages with enterprise digital experience and marketing content specializations
- Works within AEM's native translation framework — no custom connectors, no third-party middleware, no connector maintenance
- Translation memory and glossary management applied across all AEM language copies for terminology consistency
- End-to-end engagement: content scoping, AEM project setup, XLIFF management, linguistic QA, language copy delivery
- 25+ years of enterprise CMS, Adobe platform, and multilingual digital experience localization
ISO Certifications
ISO 17100
Translation Services
ISO 18587
MT Post-Editing
ISO 27001
Info Security
200+
Languages & Dialects Supported
25+
Years of Localization Expertise
500+
Enterprise Clients Worldwide
24/7
Global Support Coverage
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Related Resources
GPI expertise and official Adobe documentation to support your AEM multilingual localization program.
GPI Blog
Adobe Experience Manager Internationalization
GPI's guide to Adobe Experience Manager internationalization — covering AEM's content architecture, language copy setup, multilingual site structure, and best practices for configuring AEM for enterprise-scale global website operations.
Read the Article →GPI Blog
AEM Content Translation and Management — Parts 1 & 2
A two-part GPI series on Adobe Experience Manager content translation — covering how to set up AEM for multilanguage websites, configure language copies, manage translation workflows, and maintain synchronized multilingual content across enterprise AEM implementations.
Read the Series →Official Documentation
Adobe Experience Manager Documentation
Official AEM documentation on Adobe Experience League — covering AEM Sites, AEM Assets, translation project management, language copy setup, XLIFF workflows, Multi Site Manager, and all native AEM localization capabilities used in GPI's managed localization engagements.
View AEM Docs →FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Scale Your Adobe Experience Manager Localization?
GPI is an Adobe Enterprise Solution Partner with deep hands-on expertise in AEM's native translation tools. We manage the end-to-end localization cycle within your existing AEM environment — no custom connectors, no added complexity, no new systems for your team to manage. ISO 17100, ISO 18587, and ISO 27001 certified. 200+ languages.
Why GPI
Adobe Enterprise Solution PartnerNo custom connectors neededISO 17100 · 18587 · 27001Native AEM tools only25+ years of expertiseAdobe and the Adobe logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. GPI is an Adobe Enterprise Solution Partner. This page is published by Globalization Partners International.