Why Dynamic Language | Dynamic Language

Choosing a language partner is a decision you have to defend.

Procurement asks whether the spend counts toward supplier diversity goals. Security asks where your content goes once it leaves your network. Quality asks whether the right process was used on the right content, and whether that can be shown. Dynamic Language holds independent certification in all three areas, so those answers arrive with evidence attached.

What a certification actually tells you

Every language vendor will tell you their work is accurate and their handling is secure. A certification is different in one specific way: an accredited outside body examined the process, tested it against a published international standard, and can withdraw the certificate if it stops holding. That gives the buyer independent evidence rather than relying solely on the vendor’s own assurances. That matters most when you are the one accountable for the choice. A translation that goes to a regulator, a recording that contains personal health information, a contract that has to satisfy a supplier diversity requirement: in each case someone downstream will ask you how you know. These three pages exist so you can point at something.
Whether you are paying for the right level of work
Whether you are paying for the right level of work

Not every document needs the same treatment. A patient consent form and an internal newsletter carry different risk, and putting the highest-touch process on both is money spent for no gain. The judgment is in matching the method to the content, and then being able to show that the method held. Our human translation workflow is certified to ISO 17100 (Translation Services), which sets requirements for linguist qualifications, revision by a second qualified linguist, and terminology management. Where machine translation with human post-editing suits the content better, that workflow is certified to ISO 18587 (Machine Translation Post-Editing). Either way the process is documented and independently audited rather than described.

How the translation process works

Where your content goes once it leaves you
Where your content goes once it leaves you

Translation and interpreting move your most sensitive material outside your own walls: contracts, financial records, personal and health information, unreleased product content. Our information security management system is certified to ISO 27001 (Information Security), so your risk team can assess that exposure against a recognized framework with independent audit behind it rather than against our description of ourselves.

How we handle your data

Whether the spend counts toward your diversity goals
Whether the spend counts toward your diversity goals

Supplier diversity goals can narrow the field of qualified vendors. With Dynamic Language, supplier diversity and a strong quality system come together in the same company. Dynamic Language is an NMSDC-certified Minority Business Enterprise, verified through the National Minority Supplier Development Council and recognized across federal, state, and local procurement programs and corporate supplier diversity initiatives.

How the reporting works

Bring us the part you have to justify.

Tell us what you are working on and which reviewer you need to satisfy. We will tell you what evidence we can put behind it.

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