Document translation: Document translation services provide translation of written documents, such as contracts, legal documents, marketing materials, and technical manuals. These services may be provided by professional translators who are fluent in both the source language and the target language.

Interpretation: Interpretation services provide translation of spoken language, either in person or over the phone. This can include simultaneous interpretation, where the interpreter translates the speaker's words as they are being spoken, or consecutive interpretation, where the interpreter translates after the speaker has finished speaking.

Localization: Localization services adapt translations to make them more suitable for a specific culture or audience. This can include adapting text for regional spelling and grammar differences, as well as cultural considerations such as idioms and slang.

Machine translation: Machine translation is the use of software to automatically translate text or speech from one language to another. While machine translation is generally less accurate than human translation, it can be a fast and cost-effective solution for certain types of translations.

Translation memory: Translation memory services store translations of words and phrases that have been previously translated, allowing translators to reuse these translations in future projects. This can help to ensure consistency and reduce translation costs.