Manufacturing, logistics & mid-market
A multilingual workforce and a back office full of paper.
Chicagoland runs on manufacturing, distribution and logistics — sectors with multilingual floors, safety obligations in more than one language, and an operations function still moving documents by hand.
Find the first workflow to automateWhat you are up against
The three pressures we hear about most.
Safety and HR content in the language people actually speak
SOPs, safety briefings, handbooks and training have to land with the workforce you have, not the one the handbook was written for.
The back office is the bottleneck
Quotes, POs, packing lists, invoices and claims arrive as PDFs and email attachments, and someone retypes them into the ERP.
Export markets need more than translated copy
Manuals, labels and product data have to meet the destination market's format and regulatory expectations.
How we help
Both practices, pointed at the same sector.
Practice one
Translation as a Service
- Safety, SOP and HR material translation for multilingual sites
- Training and eLearning localization with voice-over and subtitles
- Technical manual and product documentation translation
- Marketing and sales collateral adaptation for export markets
Practice two
AI solutions
- Order, invoice and packing-list extraction straight into the ERP
- RFQ and quote-response automation
- Internal knowledge assistants grounded in your own documentation
- Inbox and ticket triage with routing rules that match your team
Business & operations
Start with the deadline that is closest.
Tell us the obligation, the volume and the date. We will come back with what is achievable and what it costs — before anyone writes a scope of work.