We cover events of all sizes, from private board meetings to large international forums. Whether you need one interpreter or a full team, we’ve got you covered.

We use ISO 23155-certified processes, hand-pick experienced interpreters, conduct terminology prep, and always include PMs and technicians to oversee quality. Client feedback is collected after every project for constant improvement.

Absolutely. All our interpreters sign NDAs and adhere to professional ethical standards, including strict confidentiality and impartiality. This is also part of our ISO quality standards.

Yes. We provide certified sign language interpreters for both live and virtual events.

Yes. Zoom and Teams support interpreting audio channels. Our senior technicians can provide the technical support before the event to select the most suitable setup and during the event to ensure smooth operation. 

Yes. We regularly support multi-room and multi-city events with both on-site and remote interpreter coordination. Our modular setup can accommodate any event.

Yes. Interpreters are selected based on their expertise in the relevant sectors, such as legal, medical, technical, financial, or diplomatic. Terminology prep is part of their standard workflow.

Yes. We offer AI-generated captions and subtitles in real time. They’re great for accessibility and language inclusion.

Yes. We offer multilingual streaming with real-time interpretation provided by professional interpreters or AI technology. Online viewers can select their preferred language and follow the event live with simultaneous audio or captions, making your content accessible to a global audience.

A push-to-talk microphone is a type of microphone system where the participant must press a button to activate their mic before speaking. This ensures that only one speaker (or a controlled number of speakers) can talk at a time, which helps maintain order, avoid interruptions, and improve audio clarity, especially in multilingual or recorded environments. Some models of PTT microphones also feature a small screen to display the event logo.

They are commonly used in:

• Formal board meetings
• Governmental and intergovernmental discussions
• Conferences with simultaneous interpreting
• Panel discussions and hybrid meetings where clarity and turn-taking are essential

These systems also integrate with PTZ cameras and interpretation equipment for a seamless audio-visual experience.

A multilingual event in its minimal configuration requires:

• An AV system with microphones, mixer and speakers to provide the audio/video feed
• A reliable internet connection (for hybrid/remote or AI interpreting)
• A conference equipment for translation purposes (on-site booths, receivers and headsets)
• Audio feed access (microphone or mixer)

We’ll analyze your requirements and provide the simplest, most effective solution.

Absolutely. Many clients use AI for live captions of key languages or additional language coverage while assigning human interpreters for key languages or sensitive sessions. It’s a flexible, cost-effective strategy. 

AI interpreting uses speech recognition and machine translation to deliver real-time audio and/or captions in multiple languages. It’s ideal for last-minute or budget-conscious events or when certain language pairs are not available onsite. However, for high-level or sensitive content, human interpreters are still the gold standard.

We provide professional, conference equipment and AV system including:

• Infrared interpretation systems (receivers, headsets, etc.)
• Push-to-talk microphones
• Interpreter booths
• PTZ cameras
• Streaming and recording setups

All equipment is plug-and-play and supported by our expert technicians.

Yes. We can often deploy solutions on short notice, including AI interpreting and Remote Interpreting. For human interpreters, availability is subject to scheduling, but we do our best to support urgent needs. We have a proven track record of very successful last-minute event setups. 

This depends on the languages and duration of your event. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires two interpreters per language pair, working in shifts. We can advise on the exact setup during the consultation stage.

Yes. We offer Remote Simultaneous Interpreting (RSI) for remote, virtual or hybrid events. Our interpreters work from a secure and quiet environment with technician support and full integration with platforms like Zoom, Teams, Webex, and others.

We recommend booking at least 2-4 weeks in advance,especially during peak season. However, we understand that events move quickly, and we do our best to accommodate last-second requests.

Simultaneous interpreting happens in real time, ideal for conferences and large events. It requires two professional linguists, equipment and a booth for interpreters to work in a noiseless environment. Consecutive interpreting requires the speaker to pause for the interpreter to translate. No equipment is needed but the overall duration of the speech is almost double, making it ideal for small meetings and interviews or short events.

Yes. Our AV and interpreting equipment – including push-to-talk microphones, sound systems and PTZ cameras – is available as a standalone rental. You can rent equipment only, or bundle it with our interpreting services for a cost-effective setup.