Language Options in Reports

3 mins read - Created on Feb 19, 2025

Kimola allows you to select the output language of your reports so analysis results are clear, consistent, and ready to share with different teams or stakeholders. Language options affect how insights are written in the report, not how data is collected.

This article explains what report language means, when it can be selected, and how to choose the right option for your use case.

Getting Ready

What Report Language Controls

In Kimola, report language determines the language used for analysis outputs, including:

Summaries and executive overviews
Interpretation results such as themes, pain points, and motivations
GPT-powered insights and explanatory texts

Report language does not affect:

The original language of collected records
The underlying dataset (reviews, posts, comments remain unchanged)

In short, data is analyzed as collected, while insights are presented in the language you choose.

When You Select the Report Language

The report output language is selected during report creation, and the exact step depends on how the report is created:

Reports from Feeds – selected while configuring report settings
Reports from Links – selected after data collection and interpretation steps
Reports from Custom Datasets – selected during report configuration
Reports from Integrations – selected as part of report setup

Once a report is created, its language cannot be changed. To view the same analysis in another language, you need to create a new report.

Supported Languages

Kimola reports can be generated in the following output languages:

English
Turkish
German
French
Spanish
Portuguese

Tip

Best Practices for Choosing a Report Language

Align with your audience - Choose the language your team or client works in to ensure clarity and usability.
Separate data language from output language - Even if records are collected in multiple languages, report outputs can be generated in a single language.
Use English for cross-market analysis - English is often preferred when working with global or multi-country datasets.
Decide early - Since language is fixed at creation time, select it carefully before generating the report.

Why Language Options Matter

Language options help you adapt reports to different business needs, such as:

Sharing insights with local or international teams
Delivering client-ready reports without extra translation
Preparing executive summaries in the preferred presentation language
Reviewing insights more efficiently when working with multilingual data

By choosing the right output language, reports become immediately usable and easier to communicate.

Example

If your feed collects reviews in multiple languages but your stakeholders expect insights in English, you can set the report language to English. Kimola will present summaries, interpretations, and insights in English while keeping the original reviews unchanged.