Streamline Multilingual Customer Support using Language Detection Prebuilt Model in Power Automate
The language detection prebuilt model figures out the main language of a text document. It looks at the text and gives back the detected language and a confidence score from 0 to 1, with higher scores showing more confidence. The language is returned simply, like “en” for English instead of “en-US” for American English. If… Read More »
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