Bring document translation into your client support network

Recognise the enquiry before promising a service

Ask what the document will be used for and which organisation will receive it. A request to translate a certificate is different from a request for an attestation, an editable version or an explanation of its contents. Write down the requested service in the client's own terms and flag any uncertainty for Enuncia.

Record the source and target languages, total pages and deadline. If a page contains stamps, handwritten notes or reverse-side entries, mention those features rather than treating the page count as the whole brief.

Make an introduction your client understands

Explain that Enuncia will review the requirement and discuss the quote for accepted work. Ask permission before passing along contact details or files. Your desk can help assemble a complete enquiry, but referral approval does not authorise prices, delivery guarantees or representations about official acceptance.

Apply with a description of your business, the document enquiries you receive and the way you obtain client permission. Agree eligible commission and payment terms in writing before treating an introduction as an earning opportunity.

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