Government & legal
Interpreting for government agencies, courts and legal teams
Agencies, courts and legal teams use Intalingo to schedule on-site and remote interpreters, require legal expertise, track interpreter credentials and keep an audit log of activity.
How Intalingo fits
The parts of the platform you'll use
Example workflow
Scheduling a hearing interpreter
Create the assignment
Set the language pair, date, location or video details, and require legal expertise.
Offer
Offer it to a group of qualified interpreters or to one specific interpreter.
Confirm and remind
The assignment is confirmed on acceptance, and reminders go out before it starts.
Close out
The interpreter reports the end time, and you close out the assignment.
How are court and hearing assignments scheduled?
Create an on-site, phone, video, Zoom or Webex assignment, offer it to a group or one interpreter, and Intalingo handles confirmation, reminders and close-out.
Can we require certified or legal-specialist interpreters?
Yes. Require legal expertise in routing and scheduling offers, and store each interpreter's certifications with expiry reminders.
What records does Intalingo keep?
An audit log of activity, with data export and retention controls.
- Audit log
- Data export
- Retention controls
- Tenant isolation between organizations
FAQ
Government & legal: common questions
Updated
No. Intalingo is software and does not hire or provide interpreters. You schedule your own interpreters and those of the partner organizations you choose.
Yes. Assignments can be on-site, phone, video, Zoom or Webex.
Yes. Intalingo keeps an audit log, with data export and retention controls.
Yes. Store certifications and other documents on each profile with expiry dates and reminders.
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