How do you handle multilingual content in your automation workflows?

I've been building out some automation workflows for my small content team, and we recently started expanding into non-English markets. Right now our pipeline looks like this:

• Blog posts get drafted in Google Docs

• Zapier pushes them to WordPress for publishing

• Social snippets get auto-generated and queued in Buffer

The problem is when we need translated versions. We've been using TranslatorHub for the actual translations — it handles the quality side really well — but the handoff between "translation done" and "publish the localized version" is still super manual.

Has anyone set up a Zap (or multi-step workflow) that bridges a translation step into a publishing pipeline? I'm thinking something like:

1. New post published → trigger webhook to translation service

2. Translation completed → callback triggers a Zap to create the localized post in WordPress (different subdirectory per language)

I looked at Zapier's built-in Google Translate step but it's not really suitable for long-form content — the output quality just isn't there for full articles.

Curious how others are solving this. Are you using webhooks, a middleware layer, or something else entirely? Any tips on structuring multi-language automation would be super helpful.

Thanks in advance!