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# February 2025

### Major Releases

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<summary>Multi-Language Translation Support</summary>

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Available from the following versions:

**Server:** v5.6.12\
**Web:** v5.0.1
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Users can now **interact with Unifize in their preferred language**, making collaboration smoother for global teams.

#### What's New

✅ **Personalized Language Preferences** – Set your preferred language in **Preferences:** [Changing your Preferred Language](/getting-started/first-steps-for-new-users/changing-your-preferred-language.md)

✅ **Organization-Wide Language Support** – Admins can configure **Primary and Supported Languages:** [Custom Language Settings](/admin-guide/customization-and-configuration/custom-language-settings.md), [Enabling and Configuring Language Support](/admin-guide/profile/org-settings/translations/multi-language-translation-support/enabling-and-configuring-language-support.md) [Managing User Language Preferences at Scale](/admin-guide/profile/org-settings/translations/multi-language-translation-support/managing-user-language-preferences-at-scale.md)

✅ **Translation Editor for Admins** – View and edit translations directly within **Org Settings:** [Using the Translation Editor to Customize UI](/admin-guide/profile/org-settings/translations/multi-language-translation-support/using-the-translation-editor-to-customize-ui.md)

✅ **Complete Localization** – Unifize UI elements and custom fields now adapt to selected languages.

**Important Note:**

| Affected Elements                                               | Not Affected                                                        |
| --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Menus, buttons, notifications, custom fields, dashboard titles. | Chat messages, process names, checklist values, uploaded documents. |

* Changes to **Primary Language** affect the entire Org.
* Some UI elements may have minor misalignment in certain languages.

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<details>

<summary>Minor Releases &#x26; Bug Fixes</summary>

[Checklists](/getting-started/key-features-and-navigation/checklists.md) are now real-time! This enables instant collaboration between record participants by eliminating the need for manual checklist refreshes.

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