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Providers should classify the language task before accepting a broad Other enquiry. Existing translation categories may already fit the work, and the intake label should not justify unsupported qualifications, automatic tool use or an assurance of universal recipient acceptance.
Service scope
Intake for language-conversion requests outside the named website, document, technical, marketing and business translation categories. It establishes whether the task is written translation, localisation, interpreting or another language service before selecting a provider and quotation basis.
What is normally included
- Language-service classification
- Purpose and audience clarification
- Source-format assessment
- Specialist routing and brief preparation
What is not included
- Universal language or subject coverage
- Automatic interpreting capability
- Invented meaning for unclear source text
Qualification checks
- Clarify written versus live communication
- Confirm language and subject fit
- Review source accessibility
- Identify formal requirements
- Agree the next-stage deliverable
Quote guidance
Price a format or requirements assessment first where the source cannot yet be measured reliably. Explain later translation, review and production costs separately rather than offering a universal per-page rate for unclassified material.
Lead risks
- The source may not be available
- The desired service may be outside the provider's expertise
- The client may expect production or certification beyond language work
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