Speak Their Language. Not Just English.
CaseManagement.ai translates spoken or written communication across up to 140 languages, so case managers can communicate directly with individuals and families who don't speak English — without waiting on a scheduled interpreter or relying on a family member to translate.
Last updated July 2026
CaseManagement.ai translates spoken or written communication across up to 140 languages, so case managers can communicate directly with individuals and families who don't speak English — without waiting on a scheduled interpreter or relying on a family member to translate.
Up to 140 languages supported
Real-time translation, both directions
No scheduled interpreter required for routine communication
Translated exchanges documented like any other interaction
Up to 140 languages supported
Real-time translation, both directions
No scheduled interpreter required for routine communication
Translated exchanges documented like any other interaction
What this fixes
Agencies serving diverse populations often depend on scheduled interpreters or informal translation by a family member — both of which slow things down and raise real questions about whether an individual's stated goals, concerns, and consent were actually understood correctly.
How Multi-Language Translation Works
Speak or Type
Speak or type in your language, or the individual/family's language.
Real-Time Translation
AI translates in real time, in either direction, across up to 140 languages.
Keep the Conversation Going
Conversation continues naturally without waiting for a third-party interpreter.
Documented Automatically
The exchange is documented like any other interaction.
Why Teams Switch
Less time spent on documentation
From conversation to draft note
Typical implementation timeline
States supported today
Implementation timeline reflects onboarding with current workflows.
Language access isn't just a service-quality nicety — agencies receiving federal funding have obligations under Title VI to provide meaningful access for individuals with limited English proficiency. Removing the dependency on scheduled interpreters makes that access available in the moment, not on the next interpreter's calendar slot.
Related Capabilities
Questions About Multi-Language Translation
How many languages does the translation feature support?
Up to 140 languages.
Does this replace certified medical or legal interpreters where required?
For situations requiring a certified interpreter under law or program policy, that requirement still applies. Confirm with your compliance team where certified interpretation is mandatory versus where AI translation is appropriate.
Is translation available in both spoken and written form?
It is designed to cover both spoken and written communication, in either direction.
Does this help with Title VI language access requirements?
It can support language access efforts, though agencies should confirm with legal or compliance counsel that AI translation meets their specific Title VI obligations for their programs.