Solutions for Organizations

Language access is your responsibility.
Now there's a platform actually built for it.

You manage in-house interpreters, coordinate with agencies, and serve departments across your organization. Until now, the best you had was a request portal and a spreadsheet. Fluent changes that.

Why this hasn't existed before

The first platform built for organizations that actually manage language access

Every other tool in this space was built for agencies and adapted for organizations—or it's just a request portal with no depth. Fluent is the first platform designed from the ground up for orgs that run their own language access programs.

More than a request portal

Start with a free portal for submitting requests to your agency. But when you need to manage your own interpreters and vendors, Fluent scales with you.

In-house + vendors, one system

Manage your staff interpreters, freelancers, and agency partners from a single platform—no more juggling separate workflows for each.

Built for how orgs actually work

Multi-department request routing, compliance tracking, reporting across vendors—the features agencies don't need but you absolutely do.

Sound familiar?

The hidden cost of managing language access without the right tools

You're responsible for language access, but nobody built you a real system for it.

Requesting interpreters is a black box

You submit a request and then you're at the mercy of an email or a phone call to find out what happened. There's no shared system—just trust and follow-up.

In-house team and vendors live in separate worlds

You manage staff interpreters in one system (or spreadsheet) and agency vendors through email. Nothing's connected, so things fall through the cracks.

Visibility depends on who got CC'd

The only way your team gets oversight into appointments is if they were copied on the right email. There's no role-based access, no department-level views—just an inbox.

Compliance lives in a filing cabinet

Tracking HIPAA training, certifications, and background checks across in-house staff and contractors—usually in a spreadsheet that's already stale.

Your portal doesn't speak your language

A courthouse needs case name and room number. A clinic needs provider and department. But your portal gives everyone the same generic form with no way to customize.

No real reporting on your program

Leadership asks how the language access program is performing. You don't have a dashboard—you have a month of manual data gathering ahead of you.

The shift

What changes when you switch to Fluent

Without Fluent

With Fluent

Departments

Emailing a coordinator, filling out a generic form, and waiting to hear back about whether an interpreter is confirmed

Coordinators

Juggling in-house calendars, agency emails, and spreadsheets — with no single view across departments

Interpreters

Getting assignments by text or email with no easy way to confirm, decline, or check their schedule

Departments

Submit requests through a form built for their workflow and get real-time updates as coverage is confirmed

Coordinators

Manage in-house interpreters and vendor agencies from one screen — with role-based views across every department

Interpreters

Get a mobile app with push notifications, accept/decline, and their full schedule in their pocket

Built for your world

Whatever your organization looks like, Fluent fits

Language access looks different in every setting. Fluent adapts to how your organization actually operates.

Hospitals & Health Systems

HIPAA-aligned workflows, department-level routing, and compliance tracking for in-house and contract interpreters.

Courts & Legal

Credential verification, case-specific scheduling, and audit trails for every appointment.

School Districts

Multi-school request routing, parent conference scheduling, and interpreter availability across your district.

Government Agencies

Centralized language access programs with reporting across departments and vendors.

Nonprofits & Community Orgs

Lightweight setup, free tier to start, and tools that grow as your language needs expand.

Enterprise

Multi-location management, vendor consolidation, and analytics across your entire language access operation.

How it works

From request to confirmed coverage in three steps

Whether your department staff need an interpreter for a patient, a hearing, or a parent conference—it starts here.

1

A request is submitted

Staff submit through Fluent's request portal with the language, date, time, and department. No emails, no phone calls.

2

Coverage is coordinated

Your coordinator sees the request and assigns an in-house interpreter, broadcasts to your roster, or routes it to a vendor agency.

3

Everyone stays informed

The requesting department, the interpreter, and the coordinator all get automatic updates. No one is left guessing.

Grows with you

Start with a portal. Scale to a full platform.

Some orgs just need a clean way to request interpreters from their agency. Others manage dozens of in-house interpreters and multiple vendors. Fluent serves both—and everything in between.

Just need a request portal?

Start free. Give your departments a clean portal to submit interpreter requests to your agency partner. No cost, no complexity.

Managing your own interpreters?

Add your in-house roster, track availability and credentials, assign coverage, and manage vendors—all in one system. This is where Fluent really shines.

Running a full language access program? Coming soon

Reporting across departments and vendors, compliance dashboards, and the tools to prove the impact of your program to leadership.

Pricing

Free to start. Scales when you do.

Use Fluent's request portal at no cost. When you're ready to manage your own interpreters and vendors, upgrade—and only pay for what you use.

See full pricing details →
Free
$0 /mo  · request portal only
Multi-Site
$200 /mo  + usage-based

Ready to take control of your
language access program?

Most organizations are set up within a week. Book a demo and we'll walk you through how it works for your org.

Fluent appointments list