
NEO now supports GSD/DGS and ASL request types
Four Sign request types for on-site and video — with DGS and ASL as sellable language pairs inside the same NEO operation.
Articles on dispatch, AI matching, ROI and product practice — for language service providers who want simpler coordination.

Four Sign request types for on-site and video — with DGS and ASL as sellable language pairs inside the same NEO operation.
Speed matters in interpreter allocation — but without context, the first reply can still be the wrong match.
Clients often do not want another portal. They want reliable interpreting access — while the LSP needs structure in the background.
Freelance interpreters work across LSPs. Fragmented apps break real-time availability — and create operational risk.
A simple client email triggers language, mode, availability, rates, confirmations, changes and billing — Mail2Book turns that into structure.
Onsite, telephone, video, conference and AI-supported interpreting are different realities — they still belong in one operation.
Email, phone, spreadsheets and separate tools each look manageable — together they create operational pressure as LSPs grow.
Early growth can be handled with more effort. Past a point, LSPs need infrastructure, not only motivated project managers.
Verified on Nimdzi Insights’ radar: invisible technology, zero-login client adoption, and every interpreting mode in one solution.
AI interpreting matters — but LSPs still need intake, bookings, human interpreters, changes, invoices and reports in one operational layer.
Many clients still work by email — including changes, cancellations and reports. Mail2Book is built for that reality.
From intake and allocation to telephone, video, onsite, AI, reporting and invoicing — connected instead of scattered across tools.
Instant, scheduled, two-party and three-party phone interpreting — without forcing a portal, video link or internet connection.
NEOLANG grew from Tim Sprachendienste’s live public-sector workflows: invisible technology, familiar client channels, every interpreting mode.