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Are You a Translator? Let’s Talk!

By Team Babelprojekt | Languages, Translation | 0 comment | 28 November, 2016 | 4

Tired of working late hours because something went wrong during the translation project management? Or is the reason for that that your agency is still using an outdated software, which wasn’t meant to deal with the expectations of the ever accelerating 21 century? Looking for a solution your whole company could benefit from? Take a look at this list, maybe the problem you’d like to solve is included in this and we have the answers you are looking for.

Let’s not waste the time here and go through the problems you may have to face during your work in bulletpoints:

  • Emails. Too may of them? We have a better idea!
  • Do you hate excel? Oh, we do, too. 
  • Do you think you can use some comments from someone who takes a look on your translation with a fresh eye? Check this feature out!
  • Do you happen to make reports? Let’s get done with it in minutes!
  • Are you getting fed up with work? We’ll cheer you up!
  • Do you want to keep the deadlines without losing your creativity? Check out our solution for that!
  • Are you concerned about the security of the documents you are working with? With us, there’s no need for that!
  • Do you want to take a little break from work? Read some interesting fact about the creation of fictional languages like elvish of Lord of the Rings or dothraki of Game of Thrones!

Why don’t you try the features of Babelprojekt? All we need is the owner or the CEO of you organization to contact us and request a demo account!

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