General Translation, a startup that makes localization software, said on November 11 that it had raised US$27 million in total funding. Andreessen Horowitz and Upfront Ventures led the round.

The company said its tools help businesses translate software, websites, documentation, support materials, and marketing content into more than 60 languages.

General Translation counts Ramp, Okta, and ClickHouse among its customers. It said its product combines code, content, translation, and review in one system, as companies try to keep multilingual products and support materials current.

General Translation operates in an enterprise localization market that includes Phrase, a Germany-based translation software company, and Smartling, a US-based translation software company.

Phrase publishes platform comparisons, while Microsoft’s Azure AI Translator documentation addresses how translation services process customer content, and Translated.com discusses how translation systems protect sensitive data.

🔗 Source: General Translation