Services

Work you can hand over.

worX is the product. Services are the work we take on with it — run by the people who build it. Today that means technical translation: whole documents in, whole documents back, layout intact.

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Technical translation.

Manuals, datasheets, A3 side-by-side spreads and DIN A0 drawings — translated as documents, not as strings. Every table, callout and dimension comes back where it was.

Documents, not strings

Manuals, datasheets, specifications and contracts go in whole. Tables, numbering and formatting come back the way you sent them.

Drawings included

A3 side-by-side spreads and DIN A0 technical drawings: every label, callout and dimension translated in place.

Your terminology

The glossary is built from your own documents. Every job you send sharpens the domain knowledge the next one is translated with.

Your language pairs

German to Romanian is what the workflow was first built for. Tell us the pairs your projects need.

How it works

Three steps, no project plan.

No portal to learn, no format conversion on your side. The handover is a folder.

You drop the file

A folder in your SharePoint, or straight to us. Source format, as it is — no export step first.

We translate and check

worX makes the pass against your glossary. A person reads the result before it goes back.

You collect it

The finished document lands in the folder you already use — same layout, new language.

Read how an engineering team runs this themselves →

Worth a conversation if…

Translation is the first service we offer. It is a good fit for the work below — and if your team has a workflow shaped like it, that is the kind of work we take on next.

The layout matters as much as the words, and rebuilding it costs more time than the translation itself.

The same term has to come back the same way in every document, this year and next.

The files are technical, confidential, or both — and pasting them into a public translation tool is not an option.

It happens often enough that a folder beats an email thread — and one day you would rather run it yourself.

Send us a document.

Tell us what you need translated, in which pair, and how often. We will come back with what it takes — and what it would look like run inside your own tenant.