AI Translation Confidentiality Checklist for Agencies
A practical confidentiality checklist for agencies using AI translation: check client permission, vendor terms, subprocessors, retention, data transfers and staff workflow.
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A practical confidentiality checklist for agencies using AI translation: check client permission, vendor terms, subprocessors, retention, data transfers and staff workflow.
Learn why translation QA tools miss negation, obligation and swapped parties, and use a practical bilingual review to catch meaning errors before delivery.
Turn a 500-item Xbench QA report into a focused review: sort warnings by risk, mark confirmed false alarms, tune checks, and export the right results.
Manual retyping can erase agency margin before translation begins. Learn how to cost OCR, review, layout repair, privacy, and project management.
Learn which scan defects affect OCR and translation, when image cleanup helps, and when a fresh scan or human review is the safer choice.
Build a practical workflow for WhatsApp document photos: check scan quality, choose OCR or transcription, verify critical details, and protect client files.
Learn why CAT tools scramble PDF tables and columns, how to check reading order before translation, and when OCR, document repair, or layout review is needed.
Learn when to translate, describe, or reproduce stamps and seals, how to mark illegible text, and what receiving authorities may require.
Compare Word, Google Drive, Acrobat, ABBYY and OCR-based translation workflows for scanned PDFs, with practical checks for layout, accuracy and translation readiness.
Learn why Trados and memoQ struggle with image-only PDFs, how to diagnose missing text, and how agencies prepare OCR output for CAT tools.
Should your agency charge separately for scanned-document DTP? Learn how to scope OCR, file preparation, reconstruction, QA, and client quotes.
A scanned PDF may have no selectable text for a word counter to count. Learn how to use OCR, check the result, and quote the work transparently.