Work Order Translations Beta Guide
Translated Work Orders work with your existing estimates and invoices — no additional setup required.
Translated Work Orders give your field crew the ability to view, download, and send work orders in their preferred language. For painting companies with multilingual crews, this means less friction on the job and no more relying on manual translation.
How to Access a Translated Work Order
There are two ways to access a translated work order.
From the Estimate or Invoice
Open the estimate or invoice
Open the work order link
Select the language you would like to view or download
Click Download to download the work order in the language you are currently viewing

From the Deal Page
Open the work order on a deal
Select the language you want to view or download
Click Download to download the work order in the language you are currently viewing

How to Send a Translated Work Order
You can send a translated work order directly to your crew or painters:
Open the estimate or invoice and go to the Work Order page
Click the Send button
Complete the required fields
Select French or Spanish in the Work Order Language dropdown
Review the email, then click Send Work Order

What gets translated?
Translation is applied when you choose to view, download, or send. A few things to keep in mind:
All content on the work order is translated when you view, download, or send it in another language, including area names, surface details, and line items
Translation quality may vary for custom content, product names, or crew notes
If something doesn't look right, please let us know — your feedback directly shapes how we improve this feature
FAQ
Thanks for Trying the Translated Work Orders Beta!
We're excited to have you helping us shape this feature. Since this is actively in development, your feedback is incredibly valuable as we continue to improve.
If you have questions, run into issues, or just want to share your thoughts, please reach out anytime at product@paintscout.com
Thanks for helping shape what's next!
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