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.

Clock symbolising fast turnaround times for AI-assisted translation at Linguistico
Clock symbolising fast turnaround times for AI-assisted translation at Linguistico

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

Stacked policy documents suited to AI-assisted translation for high-volume contracts
Stacked policy documents suited to AI-assisted translation for high-volume contracts

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

Cour d'Appel sign, illustrating when Linguistico recommends fully human court translation
Cour d'Appel sign, illustrating when Linguistico recommends fully human court translation

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.