Yes. The Owari Assistant, Owari Agro's artificial intelligence agent, answers in the language each user picks on the platform, from the seven available: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Chinese and Japanese. Voice dictation and reading answers aloud use that same language.
How to choose the language
- Open your avatar menu: your photo and name, in the top bar.
- Tap "Language" and choose yours. The page reloads in that language.
- Open the assistant and talk to it: from then on it answers in the language you chose.
The language is set per user, not per farm. On the same farm the owner can use Owari Agro in English and the manager in Spanish, and the assistant answers each of them in their own. If you switch languages in the middle of a conversation, the assistant notices and carries on in the new one. What else changes with the platform language is explained in Owari Agro in 7 languages.
The assistant always answers in your user's language. If you want it to answer in another one, change it under "Language".
The voice in each language
- Dictation: the microphone recognizes what you say in your user's language. The browser does it, so it doesn't work in Firefox.
- Reading aloud: the assistant picks a female voice in that language, the most natural one your browser has. Quality depends on the browser and the device's operating system.
- "Keep listening": the word "Owari" to call it is recognized in every language, even when speech recognition writes in Chinese or Japanese.
What doesn't change with the language
- The names your farm entered (plots, workers, products, customers) stay exactly as they were recorded.
- In Spanish, the assistant talks the way people do in Colombia, informally or formally.
- What it can do is the same in every language: look up and record data with your permissions and with your confirmation before saving. We explain it in how the assistant works and in what you can ask it.
If there are people on the farm who are more comfortable talking than typing, also see how it works for people with no technical experience.