Terminology management
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Service description
Terminology management solutions support authoring and localization by proposing approved terminology to content creators and translators. New terms are suggested and discussed. Synonyms are labelled as preferred, allowed, forbidden, obsolete, or only applicable to specific contexts like UI, marketing, or internal use. Metadata is added to help identify company language, inclusive usage, etc. Optimized glossaries aid machine translation.
Multilingual terminology management is a huge effort with equal benefits. espell can offer tools, strategies, or a full solution package.
Why choose espell?
Web-based terminology tools can integrate into both authoring and localization environments, and they support collaboration.
espell is actively developing solutions to apply glossaries during machine translation to improve MT output and/or automatically validate it against the approved glossary terms.
When assessing language quality, there is considerable room for subjectivity. A carefully structured termbase ensures consistent usage and provides a standard to evaluate terminology choices.
Our pricing is always custom-tailored to your needs.
"As a localization partner for clients in the field of PR and advertising, it is very important to be flexible, creative, open and proactive, while serving the client's needs in all aspects and tailoring new strategies, workflows and pricing structures to the actual needs. When our client asked for a complex technical and localization solution different from previous tasks, based on regular and close consultations with the client, we worked out an effective technical workflow and at the same time an attractive pricing structure that would allow us to offer an efficient solution for handling new file formats and high volumes, as well as to introduce new language combinations, according to the criteria specified. Keeping in mind the aspects of our long-term cooperation, our goal was not only to offer an effective solution to the client's needs in the actual project, but also to be applicable in the long term when similar tasks arise."

Ágnes Kovács
client services manager