Private Quality Machine Translation Anywhere
Organize
Organize translation memories by client, subject matter and project type in Slate‘s inventory. Slate does the work to prepare them for conversion to SlateMT engines.
Build
Build customized and personalized SlateMT engines from translation memories in your inventory that outperform generic Internet machine translation services.
Evaluate
Evaluate each SlateMT engine’s unique performance. A summary report shows an engine vital signs that tell you what performance to expect when you work.
Deploy
Deploy SlateMT engines to use while you work. It’s as easy as use-in-place and never more difficult than expanding a zip file. What was once complex is now simple.
Translate
Translate in computer-assisted translation tools like memoQ and SDL Trados Studio with SlateMT offering suggestions. Pretranslate supported files from Slate‘s dashboard.
Adapt
Adapt SlateMT engines to specialized client terminology at build time and add new terms on-the-fly as you work. Update engines with new segments you created with engines.
There’s good news with Slate. It would have paid itself this week, and that’s not a bad metric in my book.
There’s good news with Slate. It would have paid itself this week, and that’s not a bad metric in my book.
Slate down every single requirement for non-technical individual translators to leverage MT.
Supported CATs
The SlateMT engines you create from your TMs automatically appear as machine translation providers in your computer-assisted translation (CAT) tool. We support you with Trados Studio, memoQ, CafeTran and OmegaT, with more to come.
