Margin disappears in handoffs
PM coordination, file movement, reviewer routing, and exception recovery consume the time automation was meant to save.
For LSPs, AI-data companies, and enterprise localization teams
Aurix builds the operating layer between content, models, linguists, reviewers, vendors, and customers—when generic tools no longer fit the service you need to deliver.
Customers expect faster turnaround, more formats, defensible quality, and AI-enabled economics. The constraint is rarely access to another model. It is the operating system that turns models, people, and exceptions into a reliable service.
PM coordination, file movement, reviewer routing, and exception recovery consume the time automation was meant to save.
When model output and human decisions live in separate tools, the final score has no complete operational history.
A differentiated workflow becomes a workaround—or never launches—because the platform was designed for the average operation.
A new customer workflow becomes a spreadsheet chain.
Every exception adds coordination cost and slows delivery.
Model the workflow as explicit states, permissions, and recoverable handoffs.
AI output reaches production without a decision trail.
Reviewers repeat work and quality teams cannot explain the result.
Put evaluation, human gates, and evidence capture inside the pipeline.
Each modality needs another disconnected tool.
Text, image, audio, and annotation operations fragment the customer experience.
Create a shared operating layer with modality-specific work surfaces.
We do not force an operational problem into a single capability. The system is composed around the result the business needs to own.
Customer intake, TMS and CAT integration, engine routing, vendor workspaces, file processing, and delivery in one traceable flow.
AI-assisted detection, MQM scoring, reviewer arbitration, model evaluation, and decision-grade reporting.
Collection, annotation, preference and summary evaluation, quality control, and feedback loops built for the methodology.
Image, audio, voice, and structured-content systems that combine automation with role-specific human judgment.
Launch a differentiated service, replace an operational bottleneck, or give an enterprise customer the workflow their standard stack cannot support.
Connect internal content, models, reviewers, and governance without forcing sensitive operations through a generic external workflow.
Client identities and sensitive details remain protected. The operating problem and engineering response are shown plainly.
Quality decisions were split across AI output, reviewer files, and manual escalation, making review slow and difficult to audit.
A multi-stage quality platform with model-assisted detection, reviewer routing, arbitration, resumable processing, and segment-level evidence.
Review cycles became easier to operate, quality decisions stayed inspectable, and manual coordination moved into the system.
Separate annotation initiatives were creating inconsistent tooling, duplicated infrastructure, and no durable route from production feedback back to data.
Methodology-specific workspaces on a shared versioned backend, with asynchronous processing, quality controls, and human-feedback loops.
New evaluation workflows could reuse one production foundation while keeping each methodology’s decisions explicit.
Image text extraction, translation, design reconstruction, and vendor review were separate manual steps with limited traceability.
A connected OCR, inpainting, translation, rendering, and canvas-review workflow with glossary support and structured export.
Teams could move assets through one auditable pipeline, reducing repetitive production effort and unnecessary handoffs.
From intake to approved delivery
Effort and infrastructure per processed asset
Review, rework, and escalation effort
Work completed without adding coordination load
Trust is handled as part of delivery design: who can access what, where systems run, and how collaboration works across regions.
See how we partnerStructured European and US working-hour overlap for direct collaboration with product and operations teams.
NDA and data-processing agreements can be established before sensitive discovery or access begins.
Region-controlled hosting and client-owned infrastructure are supported where the operating model requires them.
Production-data access is intentionally limited and aligned to the work being delivered.
Security and delivery practices are documented so controls can be reviewed instead of assumed.
Bring one workflow, bottleneck, or service line. We will map the handoffs, technical constraints, and strongest path to a production system.
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