Language services shaped around the material.

Historic services included documents, emails, letters, articles and other text, alongside audio, voicemail and telephone interpreting requirements. Work can range from a single item to larger collections of material.

Each enquiry must be assessed for subject matter, intended use, format, confidentiality, timescale and whether specialist review or certification is required.

The original service centred on translation between English, German and Polish. Current availability for a particular language pair and deadline must be confirmed before work is accepted.

The service was established around translation by people rather than unreviewed machine output. Modern language tools may assist a workflow, but meaning, tone and context still require appropriate human judgement and quality review.

Describe the material, source and target languages, approximate length, intended audience, required format and deadline. Do not send confidential source material until handling arrangements have been agreed.