AI translates, formats and checks about 80% of the work. Specialists review the rest. Your documents come back with the same layout, the same tables and the same CTD folder structure.
Active accounts across pharma
How a regulatory dossier moves from AI translation to specialist review, without losing layout or folder structure.
Entire dossiers go in at once, with no page cap per order. Average turnaround, review included, runs from 1 to 9 calendar days up to 25,000 pages. Larger volumes get a timeline planned per project.
Need it sooner? The timeline shrinks.
Turnaround is tailored to each submission.
Pages per order · translation + review, in calendar days. Operational benchmark, not a contractual guarantee.
Tables, charts, chemical structures and images come back in the same place. Nobody has to re-typeset what was already done.
Left of the line: English delivery. Right: Portuguese original.
Your team shares the repository. The CTD comes back translated, folder by folder, with the same names and the same hierarchy across Modules 1 to 5.
Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Arabic or German: the price per page doesn't change with the source language. No surcharge for complex scripts.
Document analysis, language detection per file, and filtering what actually needs translation.
AI translates and rebuilds each file's layout, even when the original arrives unstructured.
Automated checks flag what needs attention, using the account's glossaries.
Only the issues flagged by AI go to specialist reviewers.
Files organized in the original structure, with the timeline managed end to end.
Dedicated workspace per accountUsers, glossaries, history, costs and permissions kept separate.
Never used for trainingProcessed documents are not used to train models.
History per accountEach account keeps its order history, glossaries and costs.
Tell us the volume, languages and deadline of your next submission. The team replies with a pilot plan using real documents.
30 minutes to understand your volume and set up a pilot with real documents.
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