By default, you see the portal in the language the shop chose. In the largest shops (the Scale plan), the portal detects your browser language among the seven available. And the confirmation email, the PDF and the later notices come in the language in which you saw the portal when you confirmed: that language stays fixed for your whole request (except for requests made before 14 August 2026: withdrawals follow the language in which their acknowledgement was issued, which was the shop's, and new notices for commercial returns follow the shop's current language).
Most shops: a single language
Most shops operate in a single language: the one they chose when setting up returnEasier. All their customers see the returns portal in that language, regardless of where they are or which language their browser uses. It is not a fault: it is the simplest option for a business that sells mostly in its own market.
Large shops: automatic detection
Shops on the Scale plan enable automatic detection: the portal looks at your browser language and shows you the website in that language, if it is among those available. If you want to see it in another, change the preferred language in your browser settings. If your browser asks for a language that is not among the seven, you will see the portal in the shop's language.
The seven languages
returnEasier is available natively in seven languages:
- Spanish, English, Portuguese, Catalan, Italian, French and German.
It is not machine translation: each language is written out, including the legal texts.
The PDF and the emails: the language you confirmed in
The confirmation email, the acknowledgement PDF and every later notice for that request reach you in the language in which you saw the portal when you confirmed it. That language stays fixed in your request: even if the shop changes its language afterwards, your acknowledgement and your notices stay in yours (for requests made before 14 August 2026, withdrawals follow the language in which their acknowledgement was issued, which was the shop's, and new notices for commercial returns follow the shop's current language). In most shops (a single language) it is the same as the shop's language; in shops with automatic detection, it is the one the portal showed you. To find out which documents you receive, read "Which emails and documents will I receive?".