Demos in your buyer’s language.
Floe’s demo and website agents speak 21 languages. A visitor picks one before they start, or switches mid-conversation without starting over, and your product’s names stay exactly as they appear on screen.
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How does a visitor change language?
They pick one before they start.
When you've turned on more than one language, a language control sits beside the agent. A new visitor starts in their browser's language when you've turned it on, and a returning one in the language they last chose.
They switch mid-conversation.
Switching keeps the conversation. The agent waits for a natural pause, changes voice and language, and carries on from where it was, live demo included.
Or they just speak it.
In the ten languages from English to Japanese, when you've turned them on, a visitor can just speak, or ask ("en español, por favor"), and the agent answers that same turn in their language.
Your product's words stay yours.
Feature names and button labels stay as your product shows them, so a visitor hearing Spanish is still told to open the button it actually says.
Ten languages it follows when a visitor speaks.
Turn any of them on, and a visitor who speaks one gets the answer in it.
English
The default. Every site starts in English.
Hindi
Spoken the way Indian buyers speak it, with product and business terms left in English.
Spanish
Voices from Mexico and Spain. Addresses visitors as usted.
French
Voices from France and Canada. Addresses visitors as vous.
German
Addresses visitors as Sie.
Portuguese
Brazilian Portuguese, with one European Portuguese voice.
Italian
Addresses visitors as Lei.
Dutch
Addresses visitors as je.
Russian
Addresses visitors as вы.
Japanese
Polite です・ます style.
Eleven more, a choice away.
A visitor picks these from the language control, arrives with one as their browser language, or asks for it. These are the newest: hold a test conversation before you turn one on.
Polish
Addresses visitors as Państwo.
Swedish
Addresses visitors as du.
Finnish
Addresses visitors as sinä.
Czech
Addresses visitors as vy.
Turkish
Addresses visitors as siz.
Danish
Addresses visitors as du.
Norwegian
Bokmål. Addresses visitors as du.
Tamil
Everyday spoken Tamil, with product and business terms left in English.
Telugu
Polite మీరు forms, with product and business terms left in English.
Bengali
Polite আপনি forms, with product and business terms left in English.
Marathi
Polite तुम्ही forms, with product and business terms left in English.
What do you set?
Which languages.
Every site starts in English only. Turn on the languages your visitors speak, and pick the default.
A voice per language.
Each language gets its own voice, from voices native to it. Preview one before you commit.
Your existing content.
The agent answers from the content you already have, in the visitor's language. A question you wrote into a guide can be asked in the language you wrote it in, so test guides in each language.
How names are said.
Tell the agent how to say your product's names. Pronunciation rules apply to English conversations today.
Only what you need.
Turning on a second language, from Hindi to Japanese, can slightly lower how well the agent hears every visitor, English included. Turn on only the languages your visitors speak.
Custom wording.
Your custom greeting and button labels show in English. In other languages, visitors see Floe's translated wording instead.