Face to face
Two people share one device for a conversation translated between their languages.
From the front desk to the staff room: a shared conversation when guests, employees and managers speak different languages.
A front-desk question needs another colleague, a housekeeping instruction passes through several people, and a morning briefing does not reach every employee in the same way. The language gap affects guest experience and coordination.
Illustrative workflow, not a claimed customer case
A receptionist and guest use Face to face on one device to clarify a request. The incoming shift uses Group conversation, while new-employee training or a procedure briefing uses Presentation.
Two people share one device for a conversation translated between their languages.
Participants join on their own devices. Suitable for multilingual discussion and questions.
A speaker or speakers address an audience. Participants follow captions and translation according to the selected mode.
Choose a typical guest request and a short staff briefing. Test a conversation on one device, joining from several devices and the languages used by your team.
Practical answers for organizations evaluating real-time AI translation.
Face to face supports two people sharing one device. Group conversation is suitable when several participants join on separate devices.
The browser joining flow does not require an app download. Connectivity and audio permissions depend on the selected conversation setup.
Tell us about your audience, languages, setting and expected usage. We will discuss a suitable setup and provide a tailored quote.
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