Remote simultaneous interpreting: Zoom, Teams, video calls
Negotiations, factory audits, hybrid meetings: a professional interpreter on your call, with no travel. Asian and European languages.
In 30 seconds
- Remote: Interpreter on Zoom, Teams or phone — no travel required.
- Business & technical: Commercial negotiations, factory audits, project meetings.
- Asia + Europe: Chinese, Japanese, Korean and major European languages.
Remote interpreting, with no compromise on quality
Tighter travel budgets and the shift to greener operations have made remote interpreting standard. We provide professional interpreters who join your online meeting with the same rigor as on-site.
You gain responsiveness and remove travel logistics: an interpreter can step in quickly for a negotiation, a board meeting or an audit, wherever your counterparts are.
Interpreting modes
Simultaneous
The interpreter translates in real time while the speaker talks. Ideal for conferences, webinars and multi-participant meetings.
Consecutive
The speaker pauses in segments and the interpreter translates. Ideal for negotiations, interviews and audits where the exchange is a dialogue.
Use cases
- International commercial negotiations
- Remote factory audits and visits
- Project meetings and executive committees
- Interviews, recruitment and due diligence
- Webinars, training and presentations
What you need
- • A stable internet connection and a headset/mic
- • Your usual platform (Zoom, Teams, Google Meet…)
- • A brief beforehand: context, participants, terminology
- • Key documents to prepare the interpreter
How it works
- 1
Brief
You share the context, participants and specific terminology.
- 2
Preparation
The interpreter studies your file and domain vocabulary beforehand.
- 3
Connect
The interpreter joins your meeting on Zoom, Teams or your tool.
- 4
Interpreting
Simultaneous or consecutive depending on the format, throughout the session.
Why Asiatis for your multilingual meetings?
Specialized interpreters
Profiles used to business and technical contexts, not just the language.
Native Asian languages
Chinese, Japanese, Korean — a key asset for your relations with Asia.
Flexibility
Simultaneous or consecutive mode, slots adapted to your time zones.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between simultaneous and consecutive interpreting?
Which languages do you offer?
Which platforms do you work on?
How do I book and prepare the session?
Need an interpreter for a remote meeting?
Tell us the date, languages and context. We propose a suitable interpreter and a fast quote.