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Workflow

Direct ordering and bidding, together or alone.

Use both policies in the same application, or deactivate either to match how your team wants to sell and assign translation work.

On

Direct Ordering

Admin assigns the order to a writer as a task, or opens it for writers to claim.

On

Bidding System

Customers request bids; writers quote; the customer picks the best candidate and pays.

On

Quality Control

Editors review before release. Admins can configure the platform to skip this step.

Live toggles live in the Admin · Workflow policies desk (demo preferences persist in this browser).

Policy A

Direct Ordering

Under this policy the admin assigns the order to a writer as a task.

Step 6 (editor check) can be turned off in admin settings.

  1. 1

    Client submits project (blinded)

    Customer

    Client uploads content, sets budget, and funds escrow. Identity hidden from translators.

  2. 2

    Platform deducts margin

    Admin

    Commission is deducted; remaining budget is posted to the certified translator pool.

  3. 3

    Project posted to claim pool

    Admin

    Eligible translators see requirements, language pair, badge level, and adjusted budget only.

  4. 4

    Translator claims project

    Writer

    Claim allowed when badge qualifies and internal rate fits within adjusted budget.

  5. 5

    Translator submits work

    Writer

    Completed translation delivered through the platform — no direct client contact.

  6. 6

    Operational QA (instant)

    Editor

    Platform and client review; on pass the project is marked complete immediately.

  7. 7

    Financial QA (Mon–Thu)

    Admin

    Verify escrow, commission, and completion for projects finished by Sunday cutoff.

  8. 8

    Friday payout

    Admin

    Approved projects included in weekly translator payout batch.

Policy B

Bidding System

Under this policy customers request bids from writers and select the most suitable candidate.

  1. 1

    Customer posts a bidding brief

    Customer

    Describe the project, languages, deadline, and attach source files.

  2. 2

    Translators submit bids

    Writer

    Qualified linguists quote price and turnaround based on the brief.

  3. 3

    Customer selects a bid

    Customer

    Compare bids, pick the best fit, and fund the project.

  4. 4

    Work, review, and payout

    Admin

    The selected translator delivers; editors QA; funds release after acceptance.

Same platform. Two assignment models.

Keep both on for maximum flexibility, or specialize: fixed-price direct orders for speed, bidding when customers want to compare translators.