Insurance
Where Linguistic Accuracy, Timeliness & Trust Are Crucial for Success
How we work
Protranslating has served insurance companies for over 40 years, with on-point localized consecutive interpreting and translations that are accurate and cost-effective in even the most complex and challenging situations. We are sensitive to the importance of timeframes within the insurance industry and our extensive experience enables us to quickly navigate the process and deliver certified interpreters as well as to provide certified document translations. Here are some details on our process:
- Utilize interpreters and linguists with 10+ years of experience in the insurance industry
- Utilize teams of highly-experienced copywriters and transcreation specialists
- Customize processes and solutions according to type of service, client objectives, and target market
- Leverage an intuitive technology platform including translation memory tools, client glossaries, and client portal to increase efficiency, lower costs, and maximize client control
- ISO 9001 and ISO 17100 Quality certifications
- Provide certifications and in-country sworn translations
- Provide translations in 200+ languages
- Provide support 24/7/365
At a glance:
Sample Documents
Examples of where we interpret and what we translate:
- Special Investigation Unit (SIU)
- Examination under Oath (EUO)
- Independent Medical Examination (IME)
- Codes of Conduct
- Terms & Disclosure Statements
- Human Resources Contracts & Agreements
- Corporate Communications
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