Two ways to reach a fluent, briefed interpreter
Whichever channel your workflow runs on, the interpreter on the other end has been screened the same rigorous way.
Over-the-Phone Interpreting
On-demand audio interpreting for contact centers, clinics, and field staff — no app or hardware required.
How it works
Dial in or conference an interpreter into an existing call. No app, account, or hardware is needed on the caller's end — it works with whatever phone system you already have.
Best for
- —Contact center and helpline calls
- —Telehealth and nurse triage lines
- —Quick intake or screening calls
- —Field staff who need language support on the spot
Video Remote Interpreting
Face-to-face interpreting for encounters where tone, expression, and trust matter — healthcare and legal settings especially.
How it works
Bring an interpreter into a video call so all parties can see each other. Useful when tone, facial expression, and visual trust cues matter more than a phone call alone can carry.
Best for
- —Clinical consultations and diagnoses
- —Legal consultations and depositions
- —Sensitive or emotionally difficult conversations
- —Any encounter where visual context helps understanding
Not sure which mode fits your workflow?
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