Materials for another audience
Adapt approved source documents for readers in a confirmed target language.
Prepare business materials for the people who need to read them. Agree the source and target languages, audience, terminology and review level, then define a suitable translation or editorial workflow.

Possible starting points for discussion. The final scope depends on your requirements.
Adapt approved source documents for readers in a confirmed target language.
Improve structure, terminology and tone across a set of business materials.
Check spelling, grammar and consistency before the agreed version is used or published.
Deliverables, responsibilities and timing are agreed for each engagement. The following is a starting point for defining the scope.
Confirm language pair, subject matter, audience, file formats and the purpose of the materials.
Carry out the agreed translation or editorial work with reference to approved terminology and source material.
Review the text for consistency and raise ambiguous passages for clarification.
Provide the agreed files and, where included in scope, a terminology list or record of editorial changes.
The final deliverables are agreed before work begins. Depending on the scope, they may include:
Tell us what you need. We can begin with an outline and work through the details together.
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