Partner Workshop | Tue 28 July 2026

Last week we talked about languages and regional sites. Since then the Developers hub has landed with the Registration URL API, which already lets a signup link carry a culture parameter so the whole signup flow renders in that language. And work is now under way in the portal to build on it.

• Already available: add a culture parameter to your signup links and the onboarding flow is translated. See the Registration URL API in the Developers hub.
• In progress on the portal: changing your brand's language (and niche) yourself, directly in the portal.
• Per-page languages: pages will follow the brand language by default, with the option to override per page, so one brand can serve local-language pages (and switch a page back to the default).
• Bulk editing: the page language will join the Bulk Page Editor and its CSVs, so a section of your site can be switched in one pass.
• Joined up: when a page's language differs from the brand's, its signup and login links will carry the matching culture automatically, so the visitor's journey stays in one language from page to signup.
• Who would find this useful? Would localised pages fit your brand, and for which markets or audiences?
• What would the workflow be? How would you actually work with it: a translated section of the site, a page at a time, who does the translating, and how do you keep versions in step?
• Canonicals in these situations: how should a translated page relate to the original for search engines: its own canonical as a page in its own right, hreflang links between the language versions (as we discussed last week), or something else?
• Anything else? Anything we have missed that would be a candidate for discussion here?

https://your-signup-link...&culture=es

The culture value uses the language code, for example culture=es for Spanish. This is roadmap work in progress: no dates yet, and details may change as it builds.