Flat interpretation is the best interpreting method in, for example, a court where it is normally a matter of simultaneous interpretation. There, it is usually a requirement that the interpreter is present.

The advantage of on-site interpretation is that there is no risk of technical errors and that the interpreter himself can observe body language and gestures that the participants indicate.

We have developed a digital tool that simplifies the interpreter's availability, both in terms of time and place.

Interpreting is especially recommended for interpreting interventions with young children, the hearing impaired or people with mental health problems.