Cancel a translation job in Inspire

If a translation job is active, you can cancel it. If you cancel a translation job before a target file is translated, then Inspire removes the target file.

Required Permissions

For full access to all translation jobs, you must be an administrator.
- An admin can edit and cancel any translation job regardless of Translation module permissions.
- To configure permissions, administrators can follow the steps in: Update module access permissions.
For full access to your own jobs, you must be a coordinator.
- Coordinators retain access to their own jobs regardless of Translation module permissions.
- A user who is the coordinator of a job can still edit and cancel it even if they have no explicit Translation module-level Update permission.
To edit and cancel any translation job, a non-admin user must have both the Read and Update permissions for the Translation module.
To see all jobs, a non-admin user must have the Read permission for the Translation module.

Tips and tricks

Cancelling jobs with integrated vendors

If you want to cancel a translation job sent to an integrated vendor, an administrator can configure Inspire to send a message to the vendor's application to cancel the job there as well.

Configure an integration project to accept cancellations

Cancelling GlobalLink Enterprise jobs after a quote request has been sent

Inspire does not allow a quote request to be canceled at this time.

If necessary, you can manage any further quote negotiations for the submission in GlobalLink Enterprise.
To cancel a quote request in Inspire or if you don't want to approve the quotes, you must cancel the translation job.

The Inspire user does not have to approve all quotes before translation work begins in GlobalLink Enterprise. However, this behavior may vary depending on how you have configured your Project in GlobalLink Enterprise.

If you are using multiple vendors, a vendor can begin work only after you approve the quote. Not approving a vendor quote may result in a translation job being only partially completed. You may have to Force complete the job and resubmit a new translation job for the language or vendors whose quotes you did not approve.

Canceling GlobalLink Portal Jobs.

GlobalLink Portal was formerly known as GlobalLink Transport.

If you sent components to translation using GlobalLink Portal, then you can also cancel the translation job there.

Find the method used to send a job to translation.

If you aren't sure what method is being used to send components to translation, use the following steps and look at the Vendor. Open the View Translation screen
If the Vendor says GlobalLink Portal, then you can use the steps in Cancel a GlobalLink Portal translation job.
For any other type of vendor, you can use these steps to cancel the job in Inspire.

Consider using Force Completed instead of canceling.

If most of a translation job is done, instead of canceling the job, you can force a State of Completed. This is helpful if you have a job with multiple components, most of which are translated, but the rest are canceled. Also, sometimes you know that one component you sent for translation will never come back. This causes the State of the job to remain as Partially Completed. You can decide the job is done and manually set the State to Completed. Follow the steps in Force a translation job to be Completed.

Reset a job after it's canceled.

You can reset a canceled translation job and translation components. If a job is canceled in GlobalLink Enterprise (formerly known as Project Director) or Inspire, resetting the job changes its Status back to In Progress.

Resetting a job in Inspire has no impact on the job in GlobalLink Enterprise. A user in GlobalLink Enterprise must reset the workflow there.

Follow the steps in Reset a translation job in Inspire.

To cancel a translation job in Inspire:

Select Translations.
On the Translations Management tab, in the list, find the translation you want to cancel.
On the Translation Management tab, you see a list of translation jobs filtered by your role.
- Both administrators and translation coordinators are able to view translation jobs created by themselves as well as those created by other users.
  - Translation coordinators who aren't also admins can select or clear the See All option to filter the list.
    After you select the See All option, you must click Search to see an updated list of jobs.
  - Translation coordinators who are also admins don't get the See All option because, as an Admin, they can already see all jobs in the organization.
- Users who don't belong to either of these roles don't get the See All option and can only see the translation jobs they created.
If you can't find the job you're looking for, do any of the following:
- If there are multiple pages, scroll to the next page using the controls at the bottom of the list.
- Sort the list by clicking a column heading.
- Search for items in the list that contain a keyword or phrase.
- Limit the list to show only jobs in the Canceled state. By default, the options for Include Completed and Include Cancelled are already selected.
Right-click on the job or use the Options menu to select Cancel.
The Cancel option is available for jobs in all States except for Completed.
On the Cancel Translation message, do the following:
To cancel an entire translation job sent to a vendor, the job must meet the following criteria:
- The vendor is working in an external application that Inspire can communicate with, such as GlobalLink Enterprise.
- An administrator configures that vendor as using API Integration.
- An administrator configures that Translation Project to accept cancellations.
- The translation is currently in the Translating, At Vendor, or In Progress state.
1. On the Cancel Translation confirmation screen, review the number of files that are affected. Make sure you understand how large an impact this action can have before deciding whether to proceed or not.
2. If you want to continue, click Yes.
  You may see a message asking if you also want to also cancel that job in the external application.
If you see a Cancel in GlobalLink Enterprise message, click Yes.
Results:
- You see a notification that the process has started.
- You see a notification when the process completes.
- On the Translations Management tab, for the selected job, you now see a State of Cancelled.
- As the translation coordinator, you'll receive an email notification for each translation job you canceled.
- When you complete a task that triggers a notification, such as managing translation jobs, the Slack and email message bodies contain:
  - The translation job ID. (For GlobalLink Enterprise and TransPerfect jobs.)
  - The translation job Name.
  - A list of target Languages used in the translation job.
  - If the job was successfully Cancelled in GlobalLink Vasont Inspire.
  - User Name of the account that completed or canceled the translation job.
  - The notification with ten or fewer Issues, Errors, and Warnings.
  - A link at the bottom of the message [See Full Version].
  - You can click the [See Full Version] link to expand a section under the link with the full details.
- Check for target files. In translation, a target file is a copy of the source file that can be translated into a different language.
  - When you send a component to translation, Inspire creates a target file for each language you include in the translation request. This target file includes the original source content.
  - If you cancel a translation job before a target file is translated, then Inspire removes the target file.
  - If you cancel a Queued Submission translation job, no message is sent to the vendor because Inspire was waiting for you to Submit the job before contacting the vendor.
  - If you cancel a translation job that was sent to an integrated vendor, the administrator can configure Inspire to send a message to the vendor's application to cancel the job there also. Configure an integration project to accept cancellations
  - If you cancel a translation job after a target file is translated, then Inspire leaves the target file even though the translation job was cancelled. This allows you to retain the translated file.