# TransPerfect GraphQL ## Description TransPerfect does not currently publish a native GraphQL API. Their public-facing API surface consists of the GlobalLink Strings REST API (formerly Applanga) at `https://api.globallinkstrings.com/v1/api`, with no GraphQL endpoint documented in their developer resources, GitHub organizations (TransPerfect, applanga), or corporate documentation portal as of June 2026. The schema in `transperfect-schema.graphql` is a conceptual GraphQL representation of the TransPerfect/GlobalLink translation and localization data model, derived from: - GlobalLink Strings REST API documentation at https://www.applanga.com/docs/integration-documentation/api - GlobalLink platform module descriptions (TMS, Web, Portal, Now, Strings, CCMS, Media) - TransPerfect service catalog (translation, localization, interpretation, AI/MT) - Standard translation-industry data entities (TMX, XLIFF, glossaries, termbases, language pairs) ## Endpoint / Documentation URLs | Resource | URL | |----------|-----| | GlobalLink Strings API reference | https://www.applanga.com/docs/integration-documentation/api | | GlobalLink Strings docs | https://www.applanga.com/docs | | TransPerfect main site | https://www.transperfect.com/ | | GlobalLink suite | https://globallink.transperfect.com/ | | GitHub (TransPerfect org) | https://github.com/TransPerfect | | GitHub (Applanga/Strings org) | https://github.com/applanga | ## Notes on GraphQL Support - No GraphQL endpoint is published for any GlobalLink module (TMS, Web, Portal, CCMS, Now, Media, Live, TV, Share, Scribe, Voice, Translate & Review, Write, or Tower LLM). - The GlobalLink Strings API is REST-only, using Bearer Token authentication (`Authorization: Bearer ` + `X-Personal-Access-Token` header for write operations). - TransPerfect's 100+ pre-built connectors use REST and file-exchange protocols (XLIFF, TMX, Android XML, iOS .strings, PO, etc.), not GraphQL. - GlobalLink does expose a webhooks resource (event-driven callbacks), but no GraphQL subscriptions or schema registry is documented. - The conceptual schema below models the core translation workflow entities that would be natural candidates for a GraphQL API, covering projects, jobs, language pairs, glossaries, translation memories, quality scoring, and human reviewer assignments. - Source: conceptual data model derived from REST API documentation and GlobalLink platform feature descriptions.