Set Up Data Translations for Discovery Framework Omniscripts
Translate all Omniscript element data fields and Assessment Question Version records.
You can translate your data into multiple languages to provide a localized experience to your
assessment users.
Required Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To edit Discovery Framework Omniscripts:
Omnistudio Admin
From the App Launcher, find and select Assessment Questions.
Click Select Questions to create an Assessment Form.
Click Build Omniscript.
In the Setup section, select Enable Data Translations.
After you enable data translations in the Omniscript Setup section, the translated values
for each supported language are updated directly in the Omniscript Designer UI or the
translation editor. The data translation framework stores translated content for Assessment
Question Version records and dynamically retrieves it at run time. If the framework doesn't
find a translated value, it uses the default question text or label instead.
At run time, the UI displays the questionnaire in the user's language. After users submit
responses, answers to free-text question types (such as Text, Text Area, and Number) remain
in the submission language, and Salesforce doesn't translate them when another user views
them. For Multiselect, Radio, and Select questions, Salesforce translates the predefined
option values if translations are available. To view submitted questions and responses in a
translated language, use the Assessment Responses Summary API.
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