AIIC distinguishes simultaneous interpreting alongside a speech from consecutive interpreting in turns. Simultaneous interpreters generally work in teams.
Sources checked on 28 October 2026
| Questions that guide your decision | Human interpreting | Suisse Interpreta |
|---|---|---|
| Nuance and responsibility | People can interpret context and cultural nuance and respond to the conversation. | Automatic results require specialist review for consequential content. |
| Workflow and equipment | Language combinations, teams and audio delivery are planned for the event. | QR access, the microphone, network and personal audio playback need testing. |
| A suitable combination | Professional interpreting for critical contributions. | Automatic text or audio for suitable additional content, following a shared assessment. |
Our assessment
Human expertise matters especially in negotiations, sensitive content, ambiguity and situations with significant responsibility. Automatic translation can suit well-prepared audio and content that can be checked. Evaluate your actual event through a shared rehearsal.
Questions that guide your decision
- Does the solution understand your terminology and the languages actually spoken?
- Does the audio chain work with your existing event equipment?
- Who handles rehearsal, operation and support in the room?
- What recordings, access rights and data terms are agreed?
Primary sources
Sources checked on 28 October 2026. This editorial comparison is written by Suisse IT. It does not imply a partnership or endorsement by the named providers. Confirm features and contractual scope directly before deciding.
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