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idloom supports multilingual event websites in 20+ languages

idloom lets organisers publish multilingual event websites, registration forms, and automated communications from a single account, in more than 20 languages and 150+ currencies. Regional date and number formatting is included.

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Why language breaks event registrations

Running an event for an international audience means every touchpoint must work in every language: the event website, the registration form, the confirmation email, the invoice. When any of these arrive in the wrong language or with unfamiliar date and number formats, organisers lose registrations and credibility.

Associations, multinational enterprises, and universities managing cross-border events have historically dealt with this by rebuilding the same event in multiple tools, maintaining separate accounts per language, or manually translating every automated email. idloom now eliminates all three workarounds from a single account.

What's included in multilingual event websites

Event websites and registration forms in 20+ languages

idloom lets you publish fully branded event websites and registration forms  in more than 20 languages from one account. All default platform content adapts to the selected language automatically:

  • Form field labels and instructions
  • Validation messages and error text
  • Consent checkboxes and GDPR notices
  • Confirmation emails and payment receipts
  • Reminder and post-event communications

Custom content — event descriptions, session details, speaker bios, and custom email copy — is entered directly into a dedicated editing area per language inside the same account. The platform handles the translation of everything it controls; the organiser handles the translation of everything they write.

Supported languages include English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Romanian, Hungarian, Greek, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and Hebrew, covering all official EU languages and major global markets.

Regional formatting for dates and prices

Language alone is not enough. A date formatted as "06/20/2026" is natural in the United States but reads incorrectly in Germany, where the same date is "20.06.2026". idloom's Regional settings selector controls how dates and currency values display across the event website and all attendee communications. Selecting German (Austria), for example, formats dates as "20. Juni 2026 um 14:30" and prices as "€ 100.000,25" automatically, with no manual intervention per communication.

Payments in 150+ currencies

idloom supports more than 150 currencies through Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, Mollie, and idloom Pay (powered by Shift4). Currency display aligns with regional settings, keeping the full attendee experience consistent from the event page through to the payment confirmation and invoice.

Targeted document delivery by language and ticket type

Organisers can attach documents to an event — on the event website, in confirmation emails, or in the attendee hub — and control visibility by language or ticket type. A French-language agenda PDF, a VIP briefing document, or a speaker-only programme each reaches only the right attendee segment. The logic is set once; idloom handles the targeting automatically.

One account, every language

Multilingual event websites are available from the Plus plan . Language switching is built into the event website so attendees select their preferred version without leaving the page. Additional languages can be requested directly through your account manager.

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