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Client event briefingClient event preparation
Review the client brief and rehearse the intended audio and caption setup.
AI translation for language service providers
Add JotMe language tools to the work your team reviews and delivers. Prepare client terminology, prepare accurate live translated captions for an event, and create source transcripts for a linguist or project manager to check.
- Language agencies
- Project managers
- Language reviewers
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Language workflows for language service providers
Choose a workflow for the task in front of you.
Rehearse AI captions for a client session
Test the client’s language choices, audio source, and audience access before the event. Agree on the role of AI output and the people reviewing delivery.
Prepare a written source for review
Transcribe audio or video material and check speaker labels, names, and terminology. Keep the recording available when a reviewer needs to verify the text.
Review translated client documents
Translate a document or PDF, then compare it with the source in the review workflow agreed with the client. Check terminology and layout before delivery.
Start with one task
Choose your workflow
Choose the conversation, recording, document, or message your language service providers team needs to work with.
Prepare your input
Open the matching JotMe tool and check the source, target language, and setup requirements.
Review and share
Review the result against the original before sharing it with the people who need it.
Prepare your team’s terminologyClient terminologySpeaker namesDelivery requirements
Prepare names and terms such as Client terminology, Speaker names, Delivery requirements for supported custom-vocabulary workflows.
Check specialist wording, names, and figures against the source.
Keep the review process around the AI output
A client request needs an agreed language pair, delivery setup, and review process. Use AI translation and transcription as tools within that plan, with people responsible for checking what reaches the audience.
Source transcription
Turn a recording into a written source for a language reviewer.
Document review
Compare translated files and source material before delivery to the client.
More ways to work across languages
Clarify the delivery requirements
Draft a client recap using Voice Keyboard and translate the reviewed wording separately where needed. Confirm languages, session duration, and delivery responsibilities before the project starts.
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JotMe for language service providers, explained
Choose the right tool and setup for your team.
Explore all toolsDoes this replace the agency’s language review?
Your team remains responsible for the review process and delivery agreed with the client. Check AI output against source material and the requirements of the assignment.
Is there a reseller or white-label program?
This page does not promise reseller terms, white-label delivery, or an API agreement. Discuss your intended client workflow and commercial requirements with the JotMe team.
Can we share the meeting record with colleagues?
Share supported meeting records or translated files using the appropriate access settings. My notes stay private; review the selected content and recipient permissions before sharing.