SharePoint/Flow "Sign Off" document in German translates to "log off"

[Stafford Quaid]

Thanks for the suggestion @Ivan Unger. Our German Moderator will take a look and we will come back to you in our Report Translation Issues Dashboard.

[Stafford Quaid]

Hi @Ivan Unger, So our German moderator agrees with you. She is changing it to "Unterschrift anfordern". The change will be visible to German SharePoint Online customers in a few weeks. She prefers that suggestion as the Developer instructions clearly state that "sign-off" should not be translated with something like "approval" because of a possible conflict when they are shown shown next to each other. Thanks for reporting it! Staff 

[Ivan Unger]

Awesome. Thank you 😉

[Ivan Unger]

Hi @Stafford Quaid,

Sorry, but I have to pick up a related issue to this change 🙂

The communicated change has been done, great - much better.

I've reused this flow again and have noticed that the added SharePoint Column still has the old name in it 😞 Unfortunately I haven't checked this before posting my original comment.

Any chance to get this changed as well?

Also, the email that is sent to the person to sign off does not use the approved terminology, but instead uses "Approval". 

[Stafford Quaid]

Hi @Ivan Unger Please leave it with us. I will follow up with our SharePoint Localisation PM to investigate and we will come back to you. Thanks for the suggestions! Staff 

[Stafford Quaid]

Hi @Ivan Unger 

Just to let you know you should see most of what you suggested implemented by now. We think the outstanding one might be approvals and approve (your last screenshot) which are localised resources we do not own. We have followed up with the team that do to see if they can change it. Regards, Staff