Choose a working language combination
Speaking a language and interpreting a meeting are different services. Read the exact language combinations and service scope in each profile. The website language is a navigation choice; it does not describe an interpreter’s qualifications. Ask about the subjects, terminology and meeting format you need before choosing someone.
Prepare a useful brief
Share your dates, exact addresses, participants and purpose. Explain whether the day includes a single meeting, several supplier visits or practical help between appointments. Provide reference material you are authorised to share. Private attachments belong in the conversation for the assignment, rather than a public profile or a general contact form.
Confirm a clear agreement
Submitting a request does not create a booking. Review the interpreter’s offer for sessions, preparation, total price and cancellation terms. The platform checks known schedule conflicts before accepting a valid quote. Pay the interpreter directly under your agreed terms. Keep important changes in the booking record so both parties can return to the same plan.