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Translate your board from Settings

Change the language of a board built with the AI website builder from Settings, and Cavuno translates the whole site, legal pages included, and publishes it for you.

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By Abi Tyas Tunggal and Jack Walsh on

Changing the language of a board built with the AI website builder no longer means writing a prompt. Pick a language in Settings → General → Board language, click Save changes, and Cavuno translates your site and publishes the translated version.

A badge next to Board language shows progress: Translating to your language, then Publishing, then Translated. Site text changes within a few minutes; skills, categories, markets and locations follow within a day.

Your terms, privacy and cookie pages are translated too. Cavuno translates the legal pages your board actually has, including ones you edited or brought over from another site, so you never end up with placeholder text or a policy left in English.

Read Change your board language for what is translated and when.

Other improvements

  • Jobs can share an application URL or email: companies often send every applicant to one careers page or inbox. Different roles with the same application link now import as separate jobs, and an external ID (such as an ATS reference number) is used as the job's identity when your feed or file has one. Through the API, retry with allowSharedApplicationUrl. See Avoid duplicate jobs
  • Manage a company's team from its profile: a new Team card in the company drawer shows access requests, members and pending invites. Approve requests, change roles, remove members, and resend or revoke invites, all saved straight away. Invites you send now come from your board, not your personal name. See Manage company teams
  • "Location" on the job form: the office locations field is now called Location by default, because it holds any place a job is based, not only offices. Boards with their own label keep it
  • Google's consent message for AdSense: AI website builder and SDK boards with AdSense now use Google's own consent message for visitors in the EEA, UK and Switzerland, so they can still be shown personalised ads. You can turn it off. See Ads and consent
  • CLI: cavuno jobs create takes --external-id and --allow-shared-application-url. See the CLI reference