Enterprise localization you can audit, hosted in the EU

Every account signs in through Lionrapid's own identity service. Multi-factor authentication works with an authenticator app, a security key, or an emailed backup code, and an organization can require it for every member and every assignee. Roles are explicit: project manager, translator, reviewer, and proofreader, granted per organization and per project, and every request is checked against that membership before any data is read. When our support staff need to look at a project, they do it through a time-limited grant, and each access is logged.

Your files, your translation memories, and the machine-translation models run on servers we operate ourselves in Finland, under Logoteknia Oy, a Finnish company. The data processing agreement is published: Article 28 terms, standard contractual clauses, breach notice within 48 hours, and 30 days' notice before any new subprocessor. Backups are encrypted before they leave the server, stored nightly in Finland, and restored in a rehearsal, not just kept. Machine translation never reaches a third-party AI provider, and entity protection masks names, product codes, IBANs, and URLs before the model sees a sentence. Every provider we do use is named in the subprocessor list with its role and location.

Rate cards belong to the organization, so pricing is a policy rather than a negotiation per file. The analysis that buckets a document into translation-memory bands is hashed and stored, which means the same file always produces the same quote, and anyone can re-derive the number later. Offers to translators show the full calculation, payment is held until the project manager accepts the delivery, and usage is billed by the word. Translation memory is included on every plan, so what you pay for once keeps lowering the next quote.