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Small translation agencies juggle quotes, freelance linguists, confidential files and slow-paying clients. Translation management and machine translation tools speed up repeat and agreed post-editing work, while forms, e-signature and accounting software handle orders, NDAs and payment. A qualified linguist checks every translation before it goes to a client.
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Happy Scribe transcribes and times the source subtitles with AI, so your translators start from a checked file instead of typing. From about $9£7€8A$13C$13 a month.
Claude compares a long source PDF with the typeset translation and lists missing text and mismatched figures for a reviser. From about $40£30€36A$58C$56 a month for 2 users.
A Tally form takes the document scan, works out the fixed price and takes card payment, so certificate jobs arrive ready to start. From about $47£35€42A$67C$66 a month.
Phrase TMS keeps a translation memory of past jobs, so repeat text is spotted when you quote and isn't paid for twice. From about $29£22€26A$42C$41 a month.
DeepL Pro drafts agreed low-risk jobs using each client's glossary, and your linguists post-edit them. Two users from about $57£43€51A$83C$81 a month.
ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini draft a term list and style sheet from a new client's public website, for the client to confirm. Free to about $27£20€24A$38C$38 a month.
Legalesign sends NDAs and data processing terms to freelance linguists for e-signature and keeps an audit trail clients can ask to see. From about $13£10€12A$19C$19 a month.
Xero sends automatic reminders on overdue invoices to agency and corporate clients, with PO numbers on every invoice. From about $52£39€46A$75C$73 a month.