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diff --git a/src/content/docs/crowdin/getting-started/for-managers.mdx b/src/content/docs/crowdin/getting-started/for-managers.mdx
index 17fbb1c9..f42d9027 100644
--- a/src/content/docs/crowdin/getting-started/for-managers.mdx
+++ b/src/content/docs/crowdin/getting-started/for-managers.mdx
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Screenshots are another great way to provide additional context so translators c
 
 ## Pre-translate Your Project
 
-To save time, you can pre-translate your Crowdin project using [Translation Memory](/translation-memory/) (TM), [Machine Translation](/machine-translation/) (MT), or [AI](/crowdin-ai/). Pre-translating your content means some strings will already be translated before translators begin their work.
+To save time, you can pre-translate your Crowdin project using [AI](/crowdin-ai/), [Translation Memory](/translation-memory/) (TM), or [Machine Translation](/machine-translation/) (MT). Pre-translating your content means some strings will already be translated before translators begin their work.
 
 You can apply pre-translation manually or set up automatic pre-translation, so each time new content is added, it's translated automatically based on your settings.
 
diff --git a/src/content/docs/crowdin/online-editor/overview.mdx b/src/content/docs/crowdin/online-editor/overview.mdx
index ea22af4a..3cf27903 100644
--- a/src/content/docs/crowdin/online-editor/overview.mdx
+++ b/src/content/docs/crowdin/online-editor/overview.mdx
@@ -737,41 +737,44 @@ To replace source texts, follow these steps:
 
 ### Pre-translation in the Editor
 
-The **Pre-translation** feature in the Editor allows you to apply translations to multiple strings directly within the Editor using Translation Memory (TM), Machine Translation (MT), or AI. This feature is available to project members with language coordinator permissions or higher.
+The **Pre-translation** feature in the Editor allows you to apply translations to multiple strings directly within the Editor using AI, Translation Memory (TM), or Machine Translation (MT). This feature is available to project members with language coordinator permissions or higher.
 
-To apply Pre-translation in the Editor, follow these steps:
+To apply pre-translation in the Editor, follow these steps:
 
 <Steps>
-  1. Open the String menu by clicking <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> in the upper-right and select **Pre-translate**.
-  2. Select the preferred pre-translation method.
-  3. Configure the following pre-translation parameters:
-      * **Scope** – select which strings to apply pre-translation to:
+  1. You can open the pre-translation dialog in the Editor in two ways:
+      * **Main menu** – go to **Edit** in the main menu and select **Pre-translate**.
+      * **String menu** (available in **Side-by-Side** and **Multilingual** modes) – click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> in the upper-right and select **Pre-translate**.
+  2. In the **Pre-translate strings** dialog, configure the following pre-translation parameters:
+     * **Pre-translation via** – select your preferred pre-translation method. Options include: **AI**, **Translation memory**, or **Machine translation**.
+     * **AI prompt** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior.
+     * **Translation Engine** (Specific to pre-translation via Machine translation) – select the machine translation engine to use.
+     * **Scope** – select which strings to apply pre-translation to:
         * **Selected strings** (Specific to **Side-by-Side** and **Multilingual** modes) – applies only to strings manually selected in the Editor.
         * **Filtered strings** – applies to all strings matching the current filter.
         * **File** – applies to the currently opened file.
         * **All files** – applies to all strings across all files in the project, regardless of the file currently open in the Editor.
+     * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation memory) – select either **100%** or **Perfect** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
+        <ReadMore>
+          Read more about [TM Match Types](/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
+        </ReadMore>
+  3. Expand the **Advanced settings** section to finetune the pre-translation process with the following options:
       * **Translate from** – select the language to use as the source for pre-translation. By default, it's preselected to the project’s source language, but you can choose any other project language. This provides greater flexibility and may improve translation quality by allowing you to use a more suitable existing translation (e.g., an adapted English version instead of the original Japanese) or translate directly between related languages (e.g., Spanish to Portuguese).
         <Aside>
           For pre-translation via AI, the project's original source text is also included as context to ensure higher accuracy.
         </Aside>
-      * **Apply to untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
+      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation memory) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
+      * **Apply for untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
       * **Allow duplicate translations** – adds translations even if they duplicate existing ones. Useful when comparing AI prompts or MT engines in the [Pre-translation Accuracy](/project-reports/#pre-translation-accuracy) report, as it ensures that all translations are registered as new and included in accuracy calculations.
         <Aside>
-          **Apply to untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
+          **Apply for untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
         </Aside>
-      * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) - select either **100%** or **Perfect match (101%)** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
-        <ReadMore>
-          Read more about [TM Match Types](/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
-        </ReadMore>
-      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM and MT) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
-      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
-        * **All** – approve all added translations.
+      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation memory) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
         * **With perfect match** – approve only those with a 101% match.
         * **With perfect match (approved previously)** – approve perfect matches only if they were already approved before.
         * **All (skip auto-substituted translations)** – approve everything except translations improved by auto-substitution.
-      * **Translation engine** (Specific to pre-translation via MT) – select the machine translation engine to use.
-      * **AI prompt** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior during pre-translation.
-  4. Click **Pre-Translation**.
+        * **All** – approve all added translations.
+  4. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 In Side-by-side and Comfortable modes, pre-translation is applied to the single language currently selected in the Editor. In Multilingual mode, translations are applied across all selected languages, as this mode allows working with multiple languages simultaneously.
@@ -780,7 +783,7 @@ In Side-by-side and Comfortable modes, pre-translation is applied to the single
   Read more about [Multilingual mode](#multilingual-mode).
 </ReadMore>
 
-Use the **Queue** option in the String menu to track and manage all triggered pre-translation instances.
+Use the **Queue** button in the bottom-left corner of the **Pre-translate strings** dialog to track and manage all triggered pre-translation instances.
 
 <ReadMore>
   Read more about [Pre-translation Queue](/pre-translation/#pre-translation-queue).
diff --git a/src/content/docs/crowdin/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx b/src/content/docs/crowdin/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx
index ef9f2253..2945c3e2 100644
--- a/src/content/docs/crowdin/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx
+++ b/src/content/docs/crowdin/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ import { Icon } from 'astro-icon/components';
 import KBD from '~/components/KBD.astro';
 import ReadMore from '~/components/ReadMore.astro';
 import { Image } from 'astro:assets';
-import preTranslateMethod from '!/crowdin/translation-process/pre_translate_method.png';
+import preTranslation from '!/crowdin/translation-process/pre_translation.png';
 
 Pre-translation helps speed up the translation process and ease the work of translators. It also allows you to save funds as part of translations can be automated. You can use and combine the following types of pre-translation:
 
@@ -43,40 +43,42 @@ Pre-translation helps speed up the translation process and ease the work of tran
 
 ## Manual Pre-translation
 
-To apply Pre-translation manually, follow these steps:
+To apply pre-translation manually, follow these steps:
 
 <Steps>
   1. Open your project and go to the **Dashboard** tab.
-  1. Click **Pre-translation** and select the preferred method (via Translation Memory, via Machine Translation, or AI). <Image src={preTranslateMethod} alt="Pre-Translation Method" />
-  1. Configure the following pre-translation parameters:
+  2. Click **Pre-translation**. <Image src={preTranslation} alt="Pre-Translation Button" />
+  3. In the pre-translate dialog, configure the following main parameters:
+      * **Pre-translation via** – select your preferred method (**AI**, **Translation Memory**, or **Machine Translation**).
+      * **AI Prompts** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior.
+      * **Translation engine** (Specific to pre-translation via Machine Translation) – select the machine translation engine to use.
+      * **Target languages** – select the languages to pre-translate into.
+      * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation Memory) – select either **100%** or **Perfect** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
+        <ReadMore>
+          Read more about [TM Match Types](/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
+        </ReadMore>
+      * **Files** – select the files or folders you want to pre-translate.
+  4. Expand the **Advanced settings** section to finetune the pre-translation process with the following options:
       * **Translate from** – select the language to use as the source for pre-translation. By default, it's preselected to the project’s source language, but you can choose any other project language. This provides greater flexibility and may improve translation quality by allowing you to use a more suitable existing translation (e.g., an adapted English version instead of the original Japanese) or translate directly between related languages (e.g., Spanish to Portuguese).
         <Aside>
           For pre-translation via AI, the project's original source text is also included as context to ensure higher accuracy.
         </Aside>
-      * **Target languages** – select the languages to pre-translate into.
-      * **Files for pre-translation** – select the files or folders you want to pre-translate.
-      * **Apply to untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
+      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation Memory) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
+      * **Apply for untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
       * **Allow duplicate translations** – adds translations even if they duplicate existing ones. Useful when comparing AI prompts or MT engines in the [Pre-translation Accuracy](/project-reports/#pre-translation-accuracy) report, as it ensures that all translations are registered as new and included in accuracy calculations.
         <Aside>
-          **Apply to untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
+          **Apply for untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
         </Aside>
+      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation Memory) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
+        * **With perfect match** – approve only those with a 101% match.
+        * **With perfect match (approved previously)** – approve perfect matches only if they were already approved before.
+        * **All (skip auto-substituted translations)** – approve everything except translations improved by auto-substitution.
+        * **All** – approve all added translations.
       * **Filter by labels / Exclude labels** – include or exclude specific strings based on their assigned labels.
         <ReadMore>
           Read more about [Labels](/string-management/#labels).
         </ReadMore>
-      * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) – select either **100%** or **Perfect match (101%)** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
-        <ReadMore>
-          Read more about [TM Match Types](/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
-        </ReadMore>
-      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM and MT) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
-      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
-        * **All** – approve all added translations.
-        * **With perfect match** – approve only those with a 101% match.
-        * **With perfect match (approved previously)** – approve perfect matches only if they were already approved before.
-        * **All (skip auto-substituted translations)** – approve everything except translations improved by auto-substitution.
-      * **MT engine** (Specific to pre-translation via MT) – select the machine translation engine to use for pre-translation.
-      * **AI prompt** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select or create the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior during pre-translation.
-  1. Click **Pre-translation**.
+  5. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 <Aside>
@@ -94,9 +96,9 @@ To pre-translate a single file or folder from the language page, follow these st
 <Steps>
   1. Open your project and select the target language.
   2. Click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> on the needed file or folder and select **Pre-translate**.
-  3. Select the preferred pre-translation method: **via TM**, **via MT**, or **via AI**.
-  4. In the Pre-translate dialog, the language and file/folder will already be selected for pre-translation. Configure the rest of the pre-translation parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
-  5. Click **Pre-translation**.
+  3. In the pre-translate dialog, select the preferred method from the **Pre-translation via** drop-down list.
+  4. The target language and file/folder will already be selected. Configure the rest of the parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
+  5. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 #### From Sources > Files
@@ -106,26 +108,39 @@ To pre-translate one or multiple files or folders from the **Sources > Files** s
 <Steps>
   1. Open your project and go to **Sources > Files**.
   2. Click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> (or right-click) on the needed file or folder, or select multiple items using <KBD>Ctrl</KBD>, <KBD>⌘</KBD>, or <KBD>Shift</KBD> and then click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> (or right-click).
-  3. Select **Pre-translate**, then select the preferred pre-translation method: **via TM**, **via MT**, or **via AI**.
-  4. In the Pre-translate dialog, the files or folders you selected in **Sources > Files** will already be selected for pre-translation. Configure the rest of the pre-translation parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
-  5. Click **Pre-translation**.
+  3. Select **Pre-translate**.
+  4. In the pre-translate dialog, select the preferred method from the **Pre-translation via** drop-down list.
+  5. The files or folders you selected will already be checked. Configure the rest of the parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
+  6. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 ### Pre-translation Queue
 
 The Pre-translation queue allows you to trigger multiple manual pre-translations via TM, MT, or AI, each with different settings. After initiating a pre-translation, each instance enters a queue with a status of **Pending**.
 
-Upon triggering a manual pre-translation, you will receive a notification indicating that the pre-translation has been added to the queue. To review all pre-translations currently in the queue, navigate to **Tools > Pre-translation queue** in your project. Alternatively, click **Pre-translation** in the project's **Dashboard** and select **Queue** to be redirected directly to the **Tools > Pre-translation queue**.
+Upon triggering a manual pre-translation, you will receive a notification indicating that the process has been added to the queue. To review all pre-translations currently in the queue, navigate to **Tools > Pre-translation queue** in your project. Alternatively, click **View Queue** in the bottom-left corner of the pre-translate dialog to be redirected directly to this page.
 
 Each entry in the Pre-translation queue table includes the following details:
 
-- **Created at:** Displays the date and time when the pre-translation was initiated
-- **Type:** TM, MT (MT engine name), AI (AI prompt name)
-- **Status:** Pending, In progress, Completed, Canceled
+- **Created at:** Displays the date and time when the pre-translation was initiated.
+- **Type:** Shows the method and specific engine or prompt used (e.g., AI, MT engine name).
+- **Priority:** Indicates the execution priority of the task. When the active pre-translation finishes, the system selects the pending job with the highest priority next. If multiple jobs share the same priority level, they are executed in the order they were created.
+- **Status:** Pending, In progress, Completed, Failed, or Canceled. If a job fails, the system will automatically proceed to the next pending job in the queue without blocking it.
+- **Started at:** The date and time the process began.
+- **Finished at:** The date and time the process was completed.
+
+You can use the **Filters** button to sort the queue by specific statuses, priorities, or types.
+
+You can also manage pending jobs individually or in bulk. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant pending entries to change their priority or cancel them simultaneously using the buttons in the top toolbar.
 
-You can cancel any pre-translation that is still in the queue if needed. For completed pre-translations, you can view a report detailing the results, including target languages, a list of processed files, the number of translations added, and the number of translations skipped with a breakdown by category (e.g., missing in TM, QA issue).
+For completed pre-translations, you can view a report detailing the results, including target languages, a list of processed files, the number of translations added, and the number of translations skipped with a breakdown by category (e.g., missing in TM, QA issue).
 
-To repeat a pre-translation, click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> on the relevant entry and select **Retry**. This opens the pre-translation dialog with all the original settings (e.g., method, files, target languages) pre-selected, allowing you to quickly launch the process again without manual reconfiguration. This is especially helpful if a pre-translation attempt fails or if you need to apply the same configuration again.
+To repeat a pre-translation, click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> on the relevant entry and select **Retry**. This opens the pre-translation dialog with all the original settings pre-selected, allowing you to quickly launch the process again without manual reconfiguration. This is especially helpful if a pre-translation attempt fails or if you need to apply the same configuration again.
+
+<Aside type="caution" title="Limitations">
+  * Only one pre-translation process can run at a time per project. Any additional jobs are queued as **Pending**.
+  * The Pre-translation queue displays data for the last 30 days only.
+</Aside>
 
 ## Automatic Pre-translation
 
diff --git a/src/content/docs/enterprise/getting-started/for-managers.mdx b/src/content/docs/enterprise/getting-started/for-managers.mdx
index 47f674d0..569a2297 100644
--- a/src/content/docs/enterprise/getting-started/for-managers.mdx
+++ b/src/content/docs/enterprise/getting-started/for-managers.mdx
@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Screenshots are another great way to provide additional context so translators c
 
 ## Pre-translate Your Project
 
-To save time, you can pre-translate your Crowdin Enterprise project using [Translation Memory](/enterprise/translation-memory/), [Machine Translation](/enterprise/machine-translation/), or [AI](/enterprise/crowdin-ai/). Pre-translating your content means some strings will already be translated before translators begin their work.
+To save time, you can pre-translate your Crowdin Enterprise project using [AI](/enterprise/crowdin-ai/), [Translation Memory](/enterprise/translation-memory/), or [Machine Translation](/enterprise/machine-translation/). Pre-translating your content means some strings will already be translated before translators begin their work.
 
 You can apply pre-translation manually or set up automatic pre-translation through the project workflow. [Projects without a workflow](/enterprise/creating-project/#projects-without-a-workflow) support manual pre-translation only.
 
diff --git a/src/content/docs/enterprise/online-editor/overview.mdx b/src/content/docs/enterprise/online-editor/overview.mdx
index eb12b94b..bb14e4ac 100644
--- a/src/content/docs/enterprise/online-editor/overview.mdx
+++ b/src/content/docs/enterprise/online-editor/overview.mdx
@@ -806,41 +806,44 @@ To replace source texts, follow these steps:
 
 ### Pre-translation in the Editor
 
-The **Pre-translation** feature in the Editor allows you to apply translations to multiple strings directly within the Editor using Translation Memory (TM), Machine Translation (MT), or AI. This feature is available to project members with language coordinator permissions or higher.
+The **Pre-translation** feature in the Editor allows you to apply translations to multiple strings directly within the Editor using AI, Translation Memory (TM), or Machine Translation (MT). This feature is available to project members with language coordinator permissions or higher.
 
-To apply Pre-translation in the Editor, follow these steps:
+To apply pre-translation in the Editor, follow these steps:
 
 <Steps>
-  1. Open the String menu by clicking <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> in the upper-right and select **Pre-translate**.
-  2. Select the preferred pre-translation method.
-  3. Configure the following pre-translation parameters:
-      * **Scope** – select which strings to apply pre-translation to:
+  1. You can open the pre-translation dialog in the Editor in two ways:
+      * **Main menu** – go to **Edit** in the main menu and select **Pre-translate**.
+      * **String menu** (available in **Side-by-Side** and **Multilingual** modes) – click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> in the upper-right and select **Pre-translate**.
+  2. In the **Pre-translate strings** dialog, configure the following pre-translation parameters:
+     * **Pre-translation via** – select your preferred pre-translation method. Options include: **AI**, **Translation memory**, or **Machine translation**.
+     * **AI prompt** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior.
+     * **Translation Engine** (Specific to pre-translation via Machine translation) – select the machine translation engine to use.
+     * **Scope** – select which strings to apply pre-translation to:
         * **Selected strings** (Specific to **Side-by-Side** and **Multilingual** modes) – applies only to strings manually selected in the Editor.
         * **Filtered strings** – applies to all strings matching the current filter.
         * **File** – applies to the currently opened file.
         * **All files** – applies to all strings across all files in the project, regardless of the file currently open in the Editor.
+     * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation memory) – select either **100%** or **Perfect** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
+        <ReadMore>
+          Read more about [TM Match Types](/enterprise/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
+        </ReadMore>
+  3. Expand the **Advanced settings** section to finetune the pre-translation process with the following options:
       * **Translate from** – select the language to use as the source for pre-translation. By default, it's preselected to the project’s source language, but you can choose any other project language. This provides greater flexibility and may improve translation quality by allowing you to use a more suitable existing translation (e.g., an adapted English version instead of the original Japanese) or translate directly between related languages (e.g., Spanish to Portuguese).
         <Aside>
           For pre-translation via AI, the project's original source text is also included as context to ensure higher accuracy.
         </Aside>
-      * **Apply to untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
+      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation memory) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
+      * **Apply for untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
       * **Allow duplicate translations** – adds translations even if they duplicate existing ones. Useful when comparing AI prompts or MT engines in the [Pre-translation Accuracy](/enterprise/project-reports/#pre-translation-accuracy) report, as it ensures that all translations are registered as new and included in accuracy calculations.
         <Aside>
-          **Apply to untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
+          **Apply for untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
         </Aside>
-      * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) - select either **100%** or **Perfect match (101%)** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
-        <ReadMore>
-          Read more about [TM Match Types](/enterprise/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
-        </ReadMore>
-      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM and MT) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
-      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
-        * **All** – approve all added translations.
+      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation memory) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
         * **With perfect match** – approve only those with a 101% match.
         * **With perfect match (approved previously)** – approve perfect matches only if they were already approved before.
         * **All (skip auto-substituted translations)** – approve everything except translations improved by auto-substitution.
-      * **Translation engine** (Specific to pre-translation via MT) – select the machine translation engine to use.
-      * **AI prompt** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior during pre-translation.
-  4. Click **Pre-Translation**.
+        * **All** – approve all added translations.
+  4. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 In Side-by-side and Comfortable modes, pre-translation is applied to the single language currently selected in the Editor. In Multilingual mode, translations are applied across all selected languages, as this mode allows working with multiple languages simultaneously.
@@ -849,7 +852,7 @@ In Side-by-side and Comfortable modes, pre-translation is applied to the single
   Read more about [Multilingual mode](#multilingual-mode).
 </ReadMore>
 
-Use the **Queue** option in the String menu to track and manage all triggered pre-translation instances.
+Use the **Queue** button in the bottom-left corner of the **Pre-translate strings** dialog to track and manage all triggered pre-translation instances.
 
 <ReadMore>
   Read more about [Pre-translation Queue](/enterprise/pre-translation/#pre-translation-queue).
diff --git a/src/content/docs/enterprise/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx b/src/content/docs/enterprise/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx
index 05a45d65..97b21f52 100644
--- a/src/content/docs/enterprise/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx
+++ b/src/content/docs/enterprise/translation-process/pre-translation.mdx
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ import KBD from '~/components/KBD.astro';
 import QuestionAnswer from '~/components/QuestionAnswer.astro';
 import ReadMore from '~/components/ReadMore.astro';
 import { Image } from 'astro:assets';
-import preTranslateMethod from '!/enterprise/translation-process/pre_translate_method.png';
+import preTranslate from '!/enterprise/translation-process/pre_translate.png';
 
 Pre-translation helps speed up the translation process and ease the work of translators. It also allows you to save funds as part of translations can be automated. You can use and combine the following types of pre-translation:
 
@@ -44,40 +44,42 @@ Pre-translation helps speed up the translation process and ease the work of tran
 
 ## Manual Pre-translation
 
-To apply Pre-translation manually, follow these steps:
+To apply pre-translation manually, follow these steps:
 
 <Steps>
   1. Open your project and select **Dashboard** on the left sidebar.
-  1. Click **Pre-translate** and select the preferred method (i.e., via Translation Memory, via Machine Translation, or AI). <Image src={preTranslateMethod} alt="Pre-Translation Method" />
-  1. Configure the following pre-translation parameters:
+  2. Click **Pre-translate**. <Image src={preTranslate} alt="Pre-Translation Button" />
+  3. In the pre-translate dialog, configure the following main parameters:
+      * **Pre-translation via** – select your preferred method (**AI**, **Translation Memory**, or **Machine Translation**).
+      * **AI Prompts** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior.
+      * **Translation engine** (Specific to pre-translation via Machine Translation) – select the machine translation engine to use.
+      * **Target languages** – select the languages to pre-translate into.
+      * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation Memory) – set a similarity threshold between **40% and 100%** or select **Perfect** as the minimum similarity required for TM matches.
+        <ReadMore>
+          Read more about [TM Match Types](/enterprise/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
+        </ReadMore>
+      * **Files** – select the files or folders you want to pre-translate.
+  4. Expand the **Advanced settings** section to finetune the pre-translation process with the following options:
       * **Translate from** – select the language to use as the source for pre-translation. By default, it's preselected to the project’s source language, but you can choose any other project language. This provides greater flexibility and may improve translation quality by allowing you to use a more suitable existing translation (e.g., an adapted English version instead of the original Japanese) or translate directly between related languages (e.g., Spanish to Portuguese).
         <Aside>
           For pre-translation via AI, the project's original source text is also included as context to ensure higher accuracy.
         </Aside>
-      * **Target languages** – select the languages to pre-translate into.
-      * **Files for pre-translation** – select the files or folders you want to pre-translate.
-      * **Apply to untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
+      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation Memory) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
+      * **Apply for untranslated strings only** – when selected, pre-translation will only be applied to strings that don’t have any translations.
       * **Allow duplicate translations** – adds translations even if they duplicate existing ones. Useful when comparing AI prompts or MT engines in the [Pre-translation Accuracy](/enterprise/project-reports/#pre-translation-accuracy) report, as it ensures that all translations are registered as new and included in accuracy calculations.
         <Aside>
-          **Apply to untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
+          **Apply for untranslated strings only** and **Allow duplicate translations** are mutually exclusive. Only one of them can be selected at a time.
         </Aside>
+      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via Translation Memory) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
+        * **With perfect match** – approve only those with a 101% match.
+        * **With perfect match (approved previously)** – approve perfect matches only if they were already approved before.
+        * **All (skip auto-substituted translations)** – approve everything except translations improved by auto-substitution.
+        * **All** – approve all added translations.
       * **Filter by labels / Exclude labels** – include or exclude specific strings based on their assigned labels.
         <ReadMore>
           Read more about [Labels](/enterprise/string-management/#labels).
         </ReadMore>
-      * **Minimum match ratio** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) – set a similarity threshold between **40% and 100%**, or select **Perfect match (101%)**.
-        <ReadMore>
-          Read more about [TM Match Types](/enterprise/translation-memory/#tm-match-calculation).
-        </ReadMore>
-      * **Skip approved translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM and MT) – prevents overwriting strings that already have approved translations.
-      * **Approve added translations** (Specific to pre-translation via TM) – allows you to auto-approve translations added through pre-translation. Options include:
-        * **All** – approve all added translations.
-        * **With perfect match** – approve only those with a 101% match.
-        * **With perfect match (approved previously)** – approve perfect matches only if they were already approved before.
-        * **All (skip auto-substituted translations)** – approve everything except translations improved by auto-substitution.
-      * **MT engine** (Specific to pre-translation via MT) – select the machine translation engine to use for pre-translation.
-      * **AI prompt** (Specific to pre-translation via AI) – select or create the prompt that will guide the AI model’s behavior during pre-translation.
-  1. Click **Pre-translation**.
+  5. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 <Aside>
@@ -95,9 +97,9 @@ To pre-translate a single file or folder from the language page, follow these st
 <Steps>
   1. Open your project and select the target language.
   2. Click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> (or right-click) on the needed file or folder and select **Pre-translate**.
-  3. Select the preferred pre-translation method: **via TM**, **via MT**, or **via AI**.
-  4. In the Pre-translate dialog, the language and file/folder will already be selected for pre-translation. Configure the rest of the pre-translation parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
-  5. Click **Pre-translation**.
+  3. In the pre-translate dialog, select the preferred method from the **Pre-translation via** drop-down list.
+  4. The target language and file/folder will already be selected. Configure the rest of the parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
+  5. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 #### From Sources > Files
@@ -107,26 +109,39 @@ To pre-translate one or multiple files or folders from the **Sources > Files** s
 <Steps>
   1. Open your project and go to **Sources > Files**.
   2. Click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> (or right-click) on the needed file or folder, or select multiple items using <KBD>Ctrl</KBD>, <KBD>⌘</KBD>, or <KBD>Shift</KBD> and then click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> (or right-click).
-  3. Select **Pre-translate**, then select the preferred pre-translation method: **via TM**, **via MT**, or **via AI**.
-  4. In the Pre-translate dialog, the files or folders you selected in **Sources > Files** will already be selected for pre-translation. Configure the rest of the pre-translation parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
-  5. Click **Pre-translation**.
+  3. Select **Pre-translate**.
+  4. In the pre-translate dialog, select the preferred method from the **Pre-translation via** drop-down list.
+  5. The files or folders you selected will already be checked. Configure the rest of the parameters as described in the [Manual Pre-translation](#manual-pre-translation) section.
+  6. Click **Pre-translate**.
 </Steps>
 
 ### Pre-translation Queue
 
 The Pre-translation queue allows you to trigger multiple manual pre-translations via TM, MT, or AI, each with different settings. After initiating a pre-translation, each instance enters a queue with a status of **Pending**.
 
-Upon triggering a manual pre-translation, you will receive a notification indicating that the pre-translation has been added to the queue. To review all pre-translations currently in the queue, navigate to **Tools > Pre-translation queue** in your project. Alternatively, click **Pre-translation** in the project's **Dashboard** and select **Queue** to be redirected directly to the **Tools > Pre-translation queue**.
+Upon triggering a manual pre-translation, you will receive a notification indicating that the process has been added to the queue. To review all pre-translations currently in the queue, navigate to **Tools > Pre-translation queue** in your project. Alternatively, click **View Queue** in the upper-right corner of the pre-translate dialog to be redirected directly to this page.
 
 Each entry in the Pre-translation queue table includes the following details:
 
-- **Created at:** Displays the date and time when the pre-translation was initiated
-- **Type:** TM, MT (MT engine name), AI (AI prompt name)
-- **Status:** Pending, In progress, Completed, Canceled
+- **Created at:** Displays the date and time when the pre-translation was initiated.
+- **Type:** Shows the method and specific engine or prompt used (e.g., AI, MT engine name).
+- **Priority:** Indicates the execution priority of the task. When the active pre-translation finishes, the system selects the pending job with the highest priority next. If multiple jobs share the same priority level, they are executed in the order they were created.
+- **Status:** Pending, In progress, Completed, Failed, or Canceled. If a job fails, the system will automatically proceed to the next pending job in the queue without blocking it.
+- **Started at:** The date and time the process began.
+- **Finished at:** The date and time the process was completed.
+
+You can use the **Filters** button to sort the queue by specific statuses, priorities, or types.
+
+You can also manage pending jobs individually or in bulk. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant pending entries to change their priority or cancel them simultaneously using the buttons in the top toolbar.
 
-You can cancel any pre-translation that is still in the queue if needed. For completed pre-translations, you can view a report detailing the results, including target languages, a list of processed files, the number of translations added, and the number of translations skipped with a breakdown by category (e.g., missing in TM, QA issue).
+For completed pre-translations, you can view a report detailing the results, including target languages, a list of processed files, the number of translations added, and the number of translations skipped with a breakdown by category (e.g., missing in TM, QA issue).
 
-To repeat a pre-translation, click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> on the relevant entry and select **Retry**. This opens the pre-translation dialog with all the original settings (e.g., method, files, target languages) pre-selected, allowing you to quickly launch the process again without manual reconfiguration. This is especially helpful if a pre-translation attempt fails or if you need to apply the same configuration again.
+To repeat a pre-translation, click <Icon name="mdi:dots-vertical" class="inline-icon" /> on the relevant entry and select **Retry**. This opens the pre-translation dialog with all the original settings pre-selected, allowing you to quickly launch the process again without manual reconfiguration. This is especially helpful if a pre-translation attempt fails or if you need to apply the same configuration again.
+
+<Aside type="caution" title="Limitations">
+  * Only one pre-translation process can run at a time per project. Any additional jobs are queued as **Pending**.
+  * The Pre-translation queue displays data for the last 30 days only.
+</Aside>
 
 ## Automatic Pre-translation