The problems we take off your plate
What gets in the way of a translation your client will approve
Your client judges you on what their medical and regulatory reviewers say. These are the six things that usually go wrong, and what we do about each.
01
Label-correct translation
A fluent translation that does not match the approved label is bounced by your client's medical and regulatory reviewers.
What we doWording that touches the label is matched, word for word, to the official approved product information (the SmPC) in the target language.
02
Layout handled
Translations run longer than English (German by 20 to 35%). Text overflows the template, and fixing it in a language you do not read takes days.
What we doWe render every slide, find the text that no longer fits, and have it fixed in the layout. It is not handed back to you broken.
03
Audit-ready
No trail and no link to the official label. If your client's compliance team asks, the risk lands on you.
What we doEvery job passes fixed checks that stop an incomplete file moving on, in a version-tracked, backed-up process. There is a trail behind every deliverable.
04
Consistent across your account
Each job is translated from scratch by whoever is free, and terminology drifts across a product's materials.
What we doWe keep a translation memory for each client, built from the versions your client approved, so terminology stays consistent from one job to the next.
05
Confidential
Unapproved promotional material sent to ad hoc freelancers or consumer tools.
What we doEveryone who works on your files is bound in writing to confidentiality first, and your material is never used to train an AI model.
06
One accountable partner
A translator, a medical reviewer and a layout studio to coordinate, and nobody owning the whole.
What we doOne partner from quote to delivery. Translation, linguist review and layout come back together, with a short report on anything we found in your source.