Missing or duplicated content
Paragraphs, labels, footnotes or table cells may be omitted, repeated or placed in the wrong reading order.
Send the original document and the result you received. Signifidem assesses what failed and whether a clean, coherent and professionally finished target-language document can be produced.
An automatically produced PDF may be useful for reading but unsuitable for submission, circulation, publication or business use. The correction scope depends on the source, the existing translation and the intended use.
Paragraphs, labels, footnotes or table cells may be omitted, repeated or placed in the wrong reading order.
Rows, columns, labels and values may no longer correspond or fit within the page.
Expansion, unsuitable fonts or rigid placement can make the translated page unreadable.
Hebrew, Latin scripts, numbers and punctuation may appear in the wrong direction or sequence.
Repeated terms, headings and defined expressions may be inconsistent across the document.
Hierarchy, page relationships and visual conventions may need controlled reconstruction.
Some files can be repaired efficiently. Others are safer and faster to reproduce from the original. Signifidem compares both routes and defines the work before accepting the assignment.
Unclear source content is not guessed. It is identified for clarification, qualified in the agreed scope or excluded.
Where appropriate, usable terminology or passages can be retained. Where the translation itself is unreliable, the document may require retranslation rather than cosmetic repair.
Feasibility, scope, delivery time and price depend on the actual files. Signifidem may decline a document that cannot be produced reliably for its intended use.
Describe the document and the visible failures before sending confidential material. We will determine what should be inspected and whether correction or reconstruction is appropriate.
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