Translate correspondence and documents yourself

Teams translate documents and correspondence to work with international partners without a translation agency

Ready to goAI Act: no extra obligationsTranslating & rewordingAll industries

Fits: Leaders & strategy · Sales · Marketing & communications · Customer service · HR · Finance & accounting · Purchasing · Legal & compliance · IT & software development · Office, administration & casework · Logistics & warehousing · Research & development · Teaching & education · Creative & media production

Emails, quotes and documents for partners abroad are translated in minutes instead of days at the translation agency. The agency remains for contracts and official documents.

Is this for you?

  • You regularly correspond with suppliers, customers or colleagues in other languages.
  • At least one person in the team reads the target language well enough to check a translation.
First step today

Take an email you have already sent to a partner abroad, remove names and terms, and have it translated with the template below. Compare the result with what you sent at the time, and look at the “Please check” list.

How to go about it

  1. Decide who the translation is for and in what tone
  2. Prepare the text properly
  3. Have it translated
  4. Check figures, technical terms and tone
  5. Send it and file the original
  6. Build a company glossary

Templates to copy

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  • 6 steps explaining exactly what to do
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