Geolocation
Bring location into the coordination picture.
Add geographic context to interpreter operations and consider service locations alongside bookings, people and schedules.
Bring location into the coordination picture.
A service request involves a place as well as a time. Geolocation brings location context into the conversation between dispatch and the people coordinating interpretation services. Review that context with the assignment requirements and your team’s operating rules.
Consider the service location
Keep the place of service in view when reviewing an interpretation request and its coordination needs.
Connect place, people and time
Bring geographic context into a booking and scheduling discussion alongside interpreter information and assignment timing.
Fit the operating context
Agree which location information is used, who can access it and how it supports the service workflow.
How the work connects
- 01Review the request and service location
- 02Consider the people and schedule involved
- 03Coordinate the assignment with the relevant context
The location information, access permissions and deployment scope are agreed for your organization. Discuss your actual coordination scenario during a demo.