Get expert help scaling translation without losing control.

Translating into three languages is manageable.
Scaling to 15 or more with quality, compliance, and budget control?

That’s when most organizations realize they need strategic guidance. 
We help you build sustainable localization operations without hiring a full-time team.

Sound familiar?

No cost picture

No clear Picture of what you're spending

Translation costs are spread across departments, vendors, and project types. There’s no consolidated view of spend, no way to forecast, and no baseline to improve against.

Scaling markets

Scaling to new markets without a plan

You need to expand but don't know which languages to prioritize, what it will cost, or whether your current process can handle the volume. You’re starting from scratch with every market entry.

No owner

No one is focused on localization

Someone is juggling translation coordination on top of their actual job. There’s no localization manager, no consistent process, and no one accountable for quality or cost.

If you're facing these challenges, we can help.

What we do

We provide strategic consulting and hands-on support to help you:

Build quality and compliance into your translation process

Make smart decisions about which languages and markets to enter

Control costs while scaling internationally

Get your team set up to manage localization effectively

Whether you need a one-time assessment or ongoing support, we tailor our approach to your situation.

Documented and audit-ready by default

Every process we design is documented with a clear record of the decisions made and the rationale given. The deliverables are structured to support review by your compliance team, your auditors, or the next person who inherits the work.

Audit-ready translations aren’t an optional extra. They’re how we work.

A logical path forward

Our consulting services follow the natural progression of building a localization function. You can start at any stage.

01PLAN

02BUILD

03OUTSOURCE

PLAN

Market expansion strategy

Before committing to new markets, you need a language strategy grounded in your business objectives, regulatory requirements, and realistic budget.

Prioritize languages based on market opportunity and regulatory need

Model costs across markets and content volumes

Map regulatory requirements per market (MDR, BfArM, ANSM, FDA, fintech/AML)

Define a phased expansion roadmap

Assess your current vendor setup against expansion needs

BEST FOR: digital health platforms scaling across EU markets with no language strategy in place; fintech entering new regulatory jurisdictions; DiGA builders planning multi-country entry; engineering and manufacturing companies entering new export markets
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BUILD

Internal localization capability

For teams building their own localization infrastructure: TMS selection, CMS and API integration, workflow automation, and quality frameworks, designed and implemented for your content types and team structure.

Select and configure the right TMS for your volume and workflow

Set up CMS and API integrations for continuous localization

Design automation pipelines eliminating manual file handling

Build terminology governance and translation memory structure

Create quality frameworks and style guides for internal teams

BEST FOR: fintech building continuous localization pipelines; digital health platforms with tech teams; e-learning publishers scaling multilingual content production; organizations transitioning from per-project to managed localization

OUTSOURCE

Localization management

You have recurring translation needs and no dedicated localization manager. We handle vendor coordination, quality oversight, terminology governance, and reporting on an ongoing basis.

Single point of accountability for all translation operations

Vendor selection, briefing, and quality control

Terminology and translation memory maintenance

Monthly quality and cost reporting

Escalation handling and issue resolution

BEST FOR: medical publishers, specialist CROs, and biotech scaleups; engineering firms with recurring technical documentation across markets; fintech and legal tech companies; CDMO/DiGA builders managing multilingual regulatory content

Who we work with

Designed for organizations with multilingual content where volume, complexity, or stakes have grown beyond what the current process can handle.

Pharma, biotech, and medical publishers with multilingual regulatory documentation and no dedicated localization team.

CDMO/DiGA builders, digital health platforms, and medical publishers scaling content across EU regulatory jurisdictions.

Industrial companies with recurring technical documentation, export contracts, and multilingual compliance requirements across markets.

Fintech, insurtech, and legal tech companies managing regulatory filings, compliance documentation, and corporate communications such as tenders and contracts across European jurisdictions.

Why ArtLingua

Practical

Practical, not theoretical

We’ve operated a translation service provider in specialist and regulated industries for over 25 years. Our consulting recommendations are grounded in what we know works operationally.

Direct access

Direct access to expertise

Our team is small and specialized. The same people who scope your project are the ones who deliver it.

Independent

Independent advice

Using our consulting services doesn’t oblige you to use ArtLingua for translation. We recommend the right approach for your situation, whether that means our services, your current vendors, or building your internal capability.

Audit ready

Audit-ready by default

Every strategy, workflow, and framework we deliver is documented and structured to produce evidence your auditors or compliance teams will accept.

Looking for managed AI translation?

Our consulting services are independent of our translation expertise. If you need both, ArtLingua also offers a managed AI translation service with compliance documentation built in.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between your consulting and just hiring a translation agency?

A translation agency delivers translations. We help you decide which languages to prioritize, which tools to use, how to structure your process, and how to manage vendors, whether or not those vendors are ArtLingua. Consulting addresses the infrastructure and strategy around translation, not just the translations themselves.

Do I need to use ArtLingua's translation services if I engage you for consulting?

No. Our consulting services are independent of our translation services. If your current vendor relationships are working, we help you optimize them. If you want to transition to ArtLingua, we can facilitate that, but it's not a requirement.

What does the localization management service include in practice?

We handle vendor coordination, quality oversight, terminology governance, and monthly reporting on an ongoing basis, giving you the accountability of a dedicated localization manager without a full-time hire.

How long does the consulting process take?

Our PLAN service typically runs for 4 to 6 weeks. BUILD runs for 6 to 12 weeks depending on complexity. Localization Management is an ongoing monthly arrangement with no fixed end date.

We're scaling our product or platform internationally. Where do we start?

The right starting point depends on where your process is currently creating the most friction. If you have no language strategy yet, PLAN helps you define which markets to prioritize and what it will cost. If you have a strategy but no infrastructure, BUILD covers TMS selection, workflow automation, and tool integration. If you need someone to manage ongoing translation operations, Localization Management handles that on a monthly basis. A 30-minute conversation is usually enough to identify the right fit for you.

Ready to get expert help?

Whether you need market entry strategy, internal capability building, or ongoing localization management, let's discuss your situation.

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