There is no single approach to translation: the right workflow depends on how the content will be used.
InquireDifferent types of content require different levels of control. Internal drafts, operational documents, and public-facing materials do not carry the same level of risk. Applying the same translation process to all content increases cost where it is not needed and reduces control where it matters.
For this reason, we apply translation workflows based on purpose, exposure, and risk.
Move the slider to compare workflows and see the balance between risk, cost, and exposure — and which documents each level suits.
Maven translates content through one of six workflows, matched to its purpose, exposure, and risk. They range from machine (AI) translation with no human involvement to fully human translation. Each step adds human involvement and control, from light editing to full editing, independent revision, and proofreading.
Workflow selection depends on a few key factors.
Impact of errors and need for accuracy.
Internal, external, or public-facing.
Where efficiency is sufficient and where quality is required.
Ability of the client's team to review and validate content.
Draft, operational use, publication, or legal use.
Available locally in the USA, Ireland, the UAE and Malaysia.
Tell us how the content will be used, and we'll recommend the workflow that fits its risk, exposure, and budget.
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