Reports and appeals that travel between languages.
Small teams move between many languages: reports in from the field, appeals out to supporters. FluentC translates each line once and reuses it, so the work stretches further.
Three agents, one translation. Illustrative example.
Agent flows
Two non-profit & ngo flows, and where FluentC fits.
Example flows, not customer stories. The steps and text are illustrative.
Flow 1
Field reports to headquarters
Reports in local languages become English summaries for headquarters and donors.
Field report
Summary agent
FluentC
HQ dashboard
Donor update
Each agent on its own
Reports arrive in many languages, and summaries lose or reword local terms.
With FluentC in the loop
Reports in local languages read in English at headquarters.
The same local term gets the same English each time.
Batch the week's reports in one request.
Flow 2
Appeals and program materials
Campaign copy is translated once and reused across email, web and social.
Campaign copy
Batch job
FluentC
Email and web
Social
Each agent on its own
A small team re-translates the same appeal for every channel and every campaign.
With FluentC in the loop
Translate each line once and reuse it across email, web and social agents.
The same wording across every campaign.
More languages without more hours.
Running several agents?
The same words, from every agent.
When each agent translates for itself, the same sentence turns up in several versions. With FluentC in the loop they all return one translation, whichever model is behind them.
