Your website in the languages your residents speak
Turn on the languages your community needs. Sentra CMS machine-translates pages, news, events, forms, alerts and menus to start; your reviewers approve them, and approved translations are locked.

What it looks like on a normal day
- When
Fulton adds Vietnamese for a growing neighborhood
ThenEvery page gets a machine draft marked ‘Machine’; a reviewer approves the important ones first.
- When
The English Utilities page changes
ThenThe approved Spanish version is flagged as outdated, so a reviewer updates it — it’s never silently overwritten.
- When
Your city says “alderman,” not “council member”
ThenAdd it to the glossary and every translation uses your term.
Machine translation with human review
Pick rows or a whole type — pages, news, events, forms, alerts, facts, menus — and translate what’s missing. Reviewers see the English beside each translation and approve it.
- 44 languages, including right-to-left scripts
- Glossary and translation memory
- Real pages per language (/es/, /vi/) that search engines index

Questions
Why not a Google Translate widget?
Widget translations aren’t reviewed, aren’t indexed by search engines and often break page layouts. Sentra CMS publishes real, reviewed pages in each language.
Which languages?
44 in all, including English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Tagalog, Korean, Arabic, Hmong, Somali, Haitian Creole and Marshallese.
Related features
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A staff assistant that only drafts, “Ask the city” for residents (answers only from your site, routes the rest), and a content advisor.
Learn moreAccessibility enforcement
A WCAG 2.1 AA gate on every publish, nightly health scans, ADA Title II readiness and an ACR/VPAT on request.
Learn moreResident portal (My City)
Address-based answers: ward, trash day, polling place, nearby alerts — plus resident accounts and push notifications.
Learn moreSee Sentra CMS with your own website
We’ll scan your current site for free, then show you what it looks like on Sentra CMS, accessible from day one.