At Dilde, our work goes beyond transferring text into another language. We focus on each document’s purpose, terminology, confidentiality requirements and delivery process.
For clinical research, legal, global mobility, official document and technical documentation projects, we define the scope and quality-control steps at the outset.
Before work begins, we clarify the document type, language pair, file structure and delivery expectations.
We manage documents in line with confidentiality and access-control principles, taking care to safeguard project information.
We prepare each translation for delivery by reviewing terminology, meaning, language and formatting.
For recurring projects, we take previous terminology preferences into account to support a more consistent working framework.
At Dilde, we assess every project in the context of its document type, intended use, terminology requirements, file structure and delivery plan. We prepare translations for delivery by reviewing meaning, terminology, language and formatting against the agreed scope. If the source document contains ambiguity or inconsistency, we clarify the relevant points during the project. Our approach is grounded in clear scope, controlled workflows, consistent terminology and pre-delivery review—not disproportionate guarantees.
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