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Packaging

Package multilingual files so the handoff is usable.

Arkian organizes multilingual deliverables into package structures that can be reviewed, shared, stored, or used by the next system: strings, scripts, metadata, audio, manifests, and language folders.

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Input
Approved source
Output
Language folders
Control
Customer-owned
Language files
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en/package.zip
fr/script.txt
es/narration.txt

Packaged assets

Predictable language folders, a root manifest, recorded validation status, and a downloadable ZIP for handoff.

FoldersManifestValidationZIP
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structured packageoutput.zip
content-job/en/script.txt
content-job/de/metadata.json
content-job/de/audio.mp3
manifest.json
Where it fits

The package is the product of the job.

Use Arkian when the main pain is not only translation, but naming, folders, metadata, scripts, audio files, and delivery readiness.

Before Arkian
  • Files are spread across tools.
  • Naming and folder structure are manual.
  • The handoff is hard to inspect.
With Arkian
  • Arkian creates a structured package.
  • Language assets sit together by output path.
  • The customer can check and use the files.
Production outputs

Multilingual assets organized for review.

The customer brings approved source content. Arkian returns files organized for review, delivery, or release support.

String output
01
nav.homeHome
button.saveSave
error.retryTry again

String files

Localized copy with keys, placeholders, and file rules preserved.

JSONTS.stringsXMLYAML
Metadata
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{
"title": "Release Pack",
"keywords": [...],
"topics": [...],
"lang": "de"
}

Metadata files

Titles, descriptions, keywords, topics, and context in structured files.

CoreExtendedRich
Voice output
03

Audio files

Translated scripts, approved narration text, MP3/WAV output, validation, and repair-ready language packages.

script.txtnarration.txtMP3/WAV
Language files
04
en/package.zip
fr/script.txt
es/narration.txt

Packaged assets

Predictable language folders, a root manifest, recorded validation status, and a downloadable ZIP for handoff.

FoldersManifestValidationZIP
Package preview

The package is the handoff.

Arkian keeps the output inspectable: named files, selected formats, language folders, and package context.

structured packageoutput.zip
content-job/en/script.txt
content-job/de/metadata.json
content-job/de/audio.mp3
manifest.json

Inputs

  • Approved source
  • Languages
  • Selected outputs
  • Package settings

Outputs

  • Language folders
  • String files
  • Scripts
  • Metadata
  • Audio
  • Manifest
  • ZIP
How it works

A focused path from source to package.

The customer keeps control of the final system. Arkian prepares the multilingual assets and package structure.

01

Choose the output paths.

02

Run the focused job.

03

Package generated assets.

04

Download and review the handoff.

Common jobs

For clear jobs that do not need a full localization stack.

Arkian can support apps, websites, voice prompts, kiosks, onboarding, support content, and other systems that need multilingual assets without a full CAT/TMS workflow.

Product builders

Localized app strings, metadata, help copy, release assets, and product-language files without connecting a repo.

Content teams

Approved scripts, articles, lessons, podcasts, and explainers turned into multilingual text, metadata, and voice files.

Small agencies

Client-ready multilingual packages without standing up a CAT/TMS, voice stack, metadata process, and file-prep workflow.

Customer-facing systems

IVR, voicemail, kiosks, SCO, EPOS, onboarding screens, support prompts, and other systems that need consistent copy or audio.

Operational teams

One focused multilingual job done cleanly: approved source in, structured output out, customer review stays in control.

Why it works

More than raw translation.

Translation is one part. Arkian adds the structure around it: formats, folders, metadata, scripts, voice files, naming, and delivery-ready packages.

Packaging is built into the workflow.

Output is organized for checking and delivery.

Works across strings, metadata, scripts, and audio.

No repo access required.

FAQ

Questions customers may have.

Is Arkian a CAT or TMS replacement?

No. Arkian prepares structured multilingual outputs from approved source content. Mature CAT/TMS platforms remain the better fit for translation memory, terminology governance, reviewer routing, and Git-native localization operations.

Does Arkian need repository access?

No. Arkian creates packages and files. The customer keeps their product, repository, CMS, IVR system, kiosk platform, or content system under their own control.

What does Arkian actually solve?

Arkian compresses the production work between approved source content and usable multilingual assets: strings, metadata, scripts, voice files, naming, folder structure, and downloadable packages.

Related workflows

Other Arkian workflows.

Structured multilingual TTS
Turn one approved script into a structured multilingual voice package.

Turn one approved script into translated scripts, multilingual narration files, consistent language folders, metadata, validation records, and a delivery-ready package.

Folder structure
Create multilingual output folders that are easy to inspect.

Create predictable multilingual output folder structures for strings, scripts, metadata, and audio files.

Source to package
One approved source. Structured multilingual assets out.

Turn approved source content into structured multilingual strings, metadata, scripts, audio, and packages.

Start a focused job

Create the multilingual assets this job needs.

Choose the output path, review the estimate, and download a structured package.

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