The workflow should be prepared before and after the Translation because colleagues and/or superiors will always want to review the final product. Have the electronic or printed document to be translated at hand. Enter the source and target languages.

When setting the deadline, keep in mind that accidents happen, and that the deadline should include, at least, the analysis of the work, the preparation of a glossary that reflects the culture of the institution, the Translation, its assignment, review, and final revision. Complying with this process, the pace of the work is usually around 2500 words a day. List key job-related specifications and/or expectations.

Glossaries, approved past jobs, company documents/the subject in scope, relevant websites, and more. Always communicate in writing, via e-mail or social media, so that there is no question about responsibilities, and always request confirmation that communications have been received.

In this case, fill in the form so that we can contact you and discuss how you can send the documents. Larger files can be uploaded via free apps such as WeTransfer. We usually respond within a few hours.