When are booths or specialist audio needed?

The answer depends on venue, audience, language channels and sound isolation. Booth, console, receiver or remote-routing needs are reviewed for the event design.

How does event scale affect scope?

Participant count, rooms, overlapping sessions, languages, duration and access method can all change the technical and interpreting arrangement.

Which speaker materials should be supplied?

Provide the programme, decks, scripts, biographies, names, terminology and any videos or demonstrations with spoken content.

Who is responsible for event technology?

Equipment supply, operators, venue production, platform control and technical support must be assigned expressly. They are not assumed to be part of interpreting.

How does simultaneous differ from consecutive interpreting?

Simultaneous delivery runs alongside the speaker through an audio channel; consecutive uses pauses and typically changes agenda duration.

What happens when the programme changes?

Report room, speaker, timing, language or technical changes immediately because they may affect availability, preparation and scope.

THE ROOM KEEPS MOVING.

Simultaneous
interpreting.

Meaning, alongside the speaker.

For conferences, live events and panel discussions — interpretation runs with the speaker, so a multilingual audience can follow without stopping the room.

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Interpretation with the speaker Planned around the event Scope agreed before we begin

THE SERVICE, EXPLAINED

More than a headset.

The interpreter works alongside the speaker so listeners can follow in their language as the event continues. We confirm languages, format, timing and technical setup before the day.

ON THE DAY WITH YOU

Interpreters for the session

Languages and duration confirmed in advance.

A working plan for the room

Who speaks, in which language, and how listeners hear.

Technical needs, named early

Booth, headsets or platform — agreed before the event.

01 / YOUR EVENTS

The room continues.
Everyone follows.

From a conference hall to a live panel. Start with the event you need supported.

Conferences

Multi-speaker programmes with a live audience

Panel discussions

Several voices, one conversation, more than one language

Hybrid events

People in the room and online at once

Congress days

Longer programmes with timed sessions

Launch events

Live presentations to a mixed-language audience

International forums

Delegates following in their own language

A different kind of event? Tell us about it

02 / HOW IT WORKS

A clear path to the event.

Three simple steps.
The room keeps its rhythm.

Tell us about the event

Share languages, programme, venue or platform, and expected duration.

Agree the details

Review team size, technical setup and quotation before going ahead.

Run the session

Interpreters work with the speaker for the time you agreed.

03 / GOOD TO KNOW

A little clarity.
Before you begin.

The essentials, without the small print.

Have another question?

LET’S GET YOU THERE

Keep the room moving.

Tell us about the event. We’ll take it from there.

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