Translations
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Zaktualizowano 19 września 2026
Provide multi-language content for your services and company information so customers see your booking page in their preferred language.
Overview
Slotsy supports multiple languages on customer-facing pages. You can translate service names, descriptions, and company information to reach a wider audience.
When a customer visits your booking page, Slotsy automatically selects the best language based on their browser settings. Customers can also switch languages manually.
Translating Service Names and Descriptions
- Go to Services and select a service
- Scroll to the Translations section
- For each language, enter the translated name and description
- Click Save
Example for a "Haircut" service:
| Language | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| English | Haircut | Classic haircut with styling |
| Ukrainian | Стрижка | Класична стрижка з укладкою |
| Polish | Strzyżenie | Klasyczne strzyżenie z modelowaniem |
If a translation is not provided for a language, the default (original) text is displayed.
Translating Company Description
- Go to Settings > Company Info
- Scroll to the Translations section
- Enter translations for the company description
- Click Save
Your company name and address typically stay the same across languages, but the description can be tailored for each audience.
Supported Languages
Slotsy customer-facing pages support:
- English (EN)
- Ukrainian (UK)
- Polish (PL)
The admin panel language is set separately in your Profile settings.
How Language Is Detected
When a customer opens your booking page, the language is selected in this order:
- URL parameter — if a language code is in the URL (e.g.,
?lang=uk) - Browser language — the customer's browser language preference
- Default — English is used as the fallback
Tip: When sharing your booking link on social media for a specific audience, add the language parameter to the URL. For example:
https://app.slotsy.com/your-slug?lang=ukfor Ukrainian customers.
Best Practices
- Translate all services — incomplete translations look unprofessional
- Keep translations consistent — use the same terminology across all services
- Review translations — machine-translated text may need manual adjustment
- Update translations when you change the original content
Tip: If most of your customers speak one language, focus on that translation first. You can always add more languages later.
Related
- Company Info — manage your company description and details