Language technology

Technology that makes every translation worth more.

For more than 20 years we have refined the tools and processes behind our translations. Translation memory, terminology, machine translation and file engineering work together, so you reuse what you already have and pay less for every new release.

What you get
20+

years of language technology

Reuse

of every approved translation

MT

controlled by your glossary and memory

Yours

memory and glossary

What it includes

Six building blocks, one workflow.

Each part of our language technology removes a source of repeated cost or inconsistency. Together they turn your translations into an asset that grows with every project.

CAT and MT technologies

Large volumes delivered accurately and on time. CAT tools and AI-managed machine translation, configured and validated by our linguists.

Translation memory

Reuse what you have already translated to cut cost, speed up delivery and keep wording consistent. The memory remains your asset.

Alignment

Documents you translated in the past are aligned and imported into your translation memory, so they become reusable.

Glossary

We build and maintain a glossary of your approved terms and apply it to every translation.

Pre-processing

Line breaks, incorrect hyphenation and text locked in images are resolved before translation, so they never add avoidable cost.

Post-processing

Multilingual DTP makes translated documents look right in every language, and files are returned in their original format.

Client voices

Long-term partners, in their own words.

Manufacturers, agencies and specialist firms across Europe rely on us for documentation that has to be right in every market.

FAQ

Questions about language technology.

What is language technology in translation?

Language technology covers the tools that support human translators: translation memory, terminology management, machine translation and file engineering. Used together, they make translation faster, more consistent and more cost-effective.

Does language technology replace translators?

No. Technology handles repetition and consistency, while qualified linguists remain responsible for the result.

Who owns the translation memory and glossary?

You do. Both are built from your content and can be exported at any time.

Get started

Find out what your existing translations are worth.

Tell us what you translate and how often. We will show you where language technology can cut cost and time.

How can we help?

Tell us what you need and we’ll get back to you with the solutions.

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