Start with the project, not the terminology
Choose the service and client profile that best match your project. Tasheel Express routes you to the right request form without unnecessary steps.
Tell us what you need and who the project is for. We will route you to the right brief so you only answer questions that matter to that type of work.
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No automated decision is made about pricing, certification, interpreter availability or delivery. A project manager reviews the request before confirming the scope.
Your next step
Plan the scope before files enter production
A reliable translation, interpreting, event or multilingual web project starts with a precise working scope. Identify the material that is actually in scope, the target languages and markets, the required delivery date, the intended audience and any certification, formatting or publication requirements. For document work, separate reference files from files that must be translated. For interpreting, specify dates, time zones, venue or platform, subject matter and expected participant numbers. For events and digital work, identify the systems, suppliers, approval owners and launch dependencies that can affect delivery.
Define approvals and acceptance criteria
Use the planner to record who can answer terminology questions, who approves language, and who gives final release approval. Acceptance criteria should be concrete: required file format, retained layout, terminology list, certified wording, subtitle timing, website implementation, event equipment, or another measurable outcome. When several departments are involved, one named decision path prevents contradictory feedback and repeated rework. If terminology or previous translations already exist, provide them before production begins so they can be assessed and applied consistently.
Prepare a handoff that can be quoted and scheduled accurately
Before requesting a quote, remove duplicate files, identify editable originals where available and flag confidential or time-sensitive material. State whether delivery is needed as an editable file, publication-ready output, certified copy, bilingual layout, web deployment package or event operating plan. The planner is designed to reduce assumptions before pricing and scheduling. Final scope, timing, security handling and certification requirements remain subject to project review after the submitted files and instructions are examined.