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SOC 2 Type IIローンチ計画を確認し、次のステップを決めましょう。ローンチ計画を確認し、次のステップを決めましょう。
Let’s review the launch plan and agree on next steps.Let’s review the launch plan and agree on next steps.
Move faster as a team across languages
Language handoffs slow decisions down. Give colleagues accurate live translation, multilingual chat, and shared meeting notes so they can work directly with each other.
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ローンチ計画を一緒に確認しましょう。
Let’s review the launch plan together.
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Work directly, without the language relay
When every question goes through a bilingual colleague, the whole team waits. Use live translation in meetings and multilingual chat between calls so people can speak directly, with the original words available to check.
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Alex
Emma
SamKeep decisions moving after the meeting
A decision is only useful if the next person can act on it. Share meeting notes, transcripts, and translated files. Bring notes into chat so colleagues can ask questions without starting the discussion again.
Manage the rollout in one place
Do not leave every meeting dependent on one person’s account. Invite members, assign live translation minutes to each host, and manage the team from one place. Keep seats and usage visible as more colleagues get started.
Start with a team. Build a repeatable routine
Set up the team
Choose seats and a live translation minute pool. The purchaser becomes a team admin.
Invite and allocate
Invite colleagues, then allocate minutes to each host, including the admin. New members start with zero allocated minutes.
Review and adjust
Check available seats and minutes as usage grows. Keep meeting records and collaboration habits consistent across the team.
Move work forward across teams
Start where language handoffs cost your team time.
Distributed teams
Stop repeating updates across separate language groups. Follow the same meeting and continue in multilingual chat between calls.
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Client-facing teams
Bring the right specialist into the conversation without waiting for a bilingual intermediary. Keep the client’s questions and agreed next steps together.
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Cross-region projects
Avoid re-explaining requirements at every handoff. Share translated reference files and meeting notes so regional colleagues can pick up the work.
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How do we get started with JotMe for our team?
Choose a Team plan based on your members and live translation needs. After purchase, the purchaser becomes the team admin. Open Team to confirm your seats and minute pool, allocate minutes to yourself, then invite colleagues and assign their allowances. Talk to sales if you want help planning the setup.
What is the difference between seats and translation minutes?
A seat is space for one team member. Live translation minutes are a separate shared pool that admins distribute to members. Plan for both the people joining your team and the people who will host translated sessions.
Whose minutes are used in a shared session?
The member hosting the session uses their own allocation and the shared team pool. Guests do not choose another member’s allocation. Shared sessions and some translation modes can use minutes faster, so estimate usage for your actual audience and setup.
Can we change a member’s allocation?
Yes. Team admins can adjust allocations in Members & Allocation. Increases take effect immediately when enough minutes are available in the pool. Reductions take effect at the end of the member’s current usage period.
Does JotMe work with our existing meeting tools?
Yes. The desktop app runs alongside tools such as Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, using the host computer’s audio and microphone. It does not need to join the meeting as a bot. Hosts should test their audio permissions and devices before the first session.
Who can manage members and billing?
Team admins manage invitations, member roles, minute allocations, and billing. Regular members use the product with the allowance assigned to them. Admins can assign another member an admin role when they need help managing the team.
Can we start with one team before a wider rollout?
Yes. Start with the colleagues and recurring conversations you want to support first. Review your actual usage and working routine before adding more people. Talk to sales about your expected hosts, languages, and rollout requirements.
Does every team member need the same allowance?
No. Admins allocate live translation minutes according to each member’s needs, within the available pool.
Can someone use translation immediately after joining?
They need an allocation of live translation minutes first. Invited members start at zero; the admin assigns their allowance.
Are all product credits pooled?
No. The team pool covers allocated live translation usage. Transcription, AI credits, and chat tokens have separate per-account balances.
What if we need a company-wide rollout?
Talk to sales about procurement, security, terminology, and supported context capabilities. The enterprise page explains company context and rollout planning.