Documents and correspondence
Contracts, proposals, orders, reports, internal procedures, HR materials, commercial correspondence and communication between international teams.
Ongoing or project-based translation and interpreting support for companies communicating with Ukrainian customers, employees, suppliers and partners. Written translation, interpreting and localization can be coordinated as one consistent workflow.
Contracts, proposals, orders, reports, internal procedures, HR materials, commercial correspondence and communication between international teams.
Interpreting for negotiations, audits, training sessions, partner visits, online meetings and other live communication with Ukrainian stakeholders.
Websites, product materials, presentations, sales content and digital communication adapted for Ukrainian, Polish or international audiences.
Not every company needs an internal translation department. With recurring cooperation, we can agree how files are submitted, who the contacts are, which terminology should be used, and which formats and turnaround expectations apply.
For larger or repeating projects, we can work with your glossaries, previous translations, style guidance and other reference materials to maintain continuity across documents and teams.
We define languages, document types, industry, frequency and quality requirements.
File transfer, contacts, priorities, delivery expectations and review routes are agreed.
Approved names, glossaries and previous materials are used where available.
New assignments are handled within the established context instead of starting from zero every time.
Longer-term cooperation builds knowledge of your products, documents and preferred language. This makes it easier to maintain consistent terminology across legal, technical, pharmaceutical and corporate materials.
Written translation can also be combined with interpreting and localization when the same business relationship spans documents, meetings and digital content.
Yes. The service can cover one document at a time or a regular flow of multilingual work. The process is designed around the actual need rather than company size.
Yes. Client glossaries, previous translations and style instructions can be incorporated into the workflow to maintain consistent naming.
Yes. For example, materials can be translated before a meeting, an interpreter can support the meeting itself, and follow-up documents can then be translated within the same project context.
Send representative files and a short description of typical languages, frequency and project types. That gives enough context to propose a workable cooperation model.
Tell us how your company communicates with Ukraine and which recurring tasks take the most time. We will propose a practical support structure.
Discuss cooperation