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For a service brief, identify the languages, files and intended use. Terms, examples and archived news are references; submission documents follow the recipient’s requirements.
- What information is needed for a translation quote?
A workable quote defines the language pair, files, services, output format and schedule. A page count alone rarely gives enough information to assess the work.
- How should a translation project be scheduled?
A translation schedule includes briefing, translation, review, layout and feedback—not just time at the keyboard. Planning these stages is more useful than an undefined rush request.
- How can multilingual projects reduce avoidable back-and-forth?
Centralizing the brief, terminology, versions and feedback is more effective than repeating instructions to every language team. Start with shared guidance, then document market-specific differences.
