AI for speed. Humans for the parts that matter.

How it works:

  1. Draft — AI produces an initial translation, giving us speed and terminology consistency across long or repetitive documents.

  2. Legal/insurance review — A translator qualified in the relevant field (lawyer, underwriter, claims specialist) rewrites and corrects the draft against the source document.

  3. Editorial check — A second, independent editor reviews for accuracy, tone and consistency, exactly as with our standard process.

  4. Sign-off — Your project manager does a final check before the document is returned to you.

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white and pink analog alarm clock

When this is the right fit:

  • Large volumes of similar documents (e.g. policy wordings, standard contracts)

  • Tight deadlines where a first-pass draft saves real time

  • Internal-review documents, where speed matters more than a fully bespoke translation

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A stack of thick folders on a white surface

When we'd recommend fully human translation instead:

  • Documents going before a court or regulator

  • High-stakes negotiations where nuance carries legal weight

  • Anything requiring formal certification

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a building with columns and a sign that says court d'appel

No document leaves Linguistico without a qualified human translator's name against it. AI changes how fast we start, not accountability for the result.

Ask us whether AI-assisted translation suits your project.