The latest news and announcements on Memsource, products, partners, and more.
We are excited to announce the release of the first feature powered by artificial intelligence technology created by our new Memsource AI Team. The AI-powered Non-translatables feature can recognize c...
Project Managers can now change the languages of translation memories (TMs) and termbases (TBs) that are empty and not attached to any projects. Previously, if Project Managers wanted to edit the sou...
Having a centralized login system is a requirement for most companies, especially if you are managing hundreds or even thousands of users. We are excited to announce that we have launched single sign...
There is now an Overwrite Mode available in the Memsource Desktop Editor and Memsource Web Editor. Overwrite mode is when characters in front of the cursor position are deleted as new characters are a...
We are very pleased to announce the release of Customizable Shortcuts in Memsource Desktop Editor - a present from us for the holiday season! You can now decide which keyboard shortcuts work best for...
In the rapidly changing world of e-commerce, companies are trying to connect with customers as much as possible to stand out and increase retention. Advances in data allow companies to track previous ...
Just like each year before it, 2017 has been a record-setting year for Memsource. In October, Memsource processed 2.6 billion words in a single month, setting an all-time record. Then, in November, w...
Two new CMS connectors for Help Scout and HubSpot have been added to our growing list of technology integrations. These connectors are available for users with the Ultimate and Unlimited editions of M...
The Memsource product and development teams have transitioned the product release cycle from weekly to twice per month, allowing for a more effective internal process and to spend more time on bug-che...
Dr Edgar Bohm, a translation technology lecturer at the Institute of Applied Linguistics and Translatology of Leipzig University, used Memsource in his courses over the summer semester. We spoke with ...