Interprefy is a remote interpretation platform that enables multilingual communication during events. Companies use it for real-time translation to enhance global collaboration.
Interprefy is a cloud-based remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) platform that delivers real-time human and AI-powered translation, captions, and speech translation in over 6,000 language combinations, enabling seamless multilingual communication for global events and meetings.[1][2][7] Its core value lies in breaking down language barriers cost-effectively—reducing interpretation expenses by over 50% compared to traditional setups—while supporting in-person, online, hybrid, and broadcast formats with crystal-clear audio, low latency, and effortless integration into platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.[3][6][9]
Key features include browser and mobile app access without downloads, virtual interpreter booths for optimal performance, host moderation tools like polls and raise-hand controls, up to 800 active speakers and 5,000 listeners, enterprise-grade ISO 27001 security with GDPR compliance, and optional media recording in all languages.[1][4][5] Designed for enterprises, institutions, governments, and organizations hosting multilingual conferences, decision-making meetings, or large-scale events, Interprefy ensures inclusive participation for diverse audiences worldwide.[5][7]
What sets it apart is its patented, globally redundant server network, end-to-end expert support, and hybrid human-AI approach that combines linguistic precision with scalable technology, eliminating hardware needs and logistical hassles for truly flexible, secure deployment.[2][6][8]
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Interprefy states that real-time audio/text data is not used to train supplier solutions, but the policy allows Interpre
No training opt-out mechanism was identified in the legal documents.
Moderate risk. Suitable for internal data but avoid confidential information.
Interprefy states that real-time audio/text data is not used to train supplier solutions, but the policy allows Interprefy itself to use customer data for 'training and quality assurance purposes.' This creates ambiguity about whether Interprefy's own AI systems train on user content, and the distinction between real-time processing and stored data is unclear.
“[Privacy] 'No Interprefy audio or text data is used to train or improve performance of Supplier solutions' but 'Interprefy may store and process such real-time customer data only to provide services to its customers as well as for training and quality assurance purposes.'”
The documents do not explicitly grant Interprefy a broad license to user content, but they also do not clearly limit the license scope. The privacy policy focuses on data processing for service delivery and legitimate interests, but does not address IP ownership or sublicensing rights for generated content or recordings.
“[Privacy] 'We process Personal Data in order to protect justified interests of our own and of third parties...to improve our marketing and promotional efforts, to analyze websites and Interprefy Platform usage, to improve and optimize the websites and the Interprefy Platform' - scope of license to user content not explicitly defined.”
Interprefy shares data with essential service providers (cloud, speech recognition, machine translation) under contractual obligations and requires confidentiality. However, the policy mentions sharing with 'trusted partners' for 'statistical analysis' without detailed sub-processor lists, and uses third-party services (Vonage, WhoisXMLAPI, Google AdWords) with varying data protection commitments.
“[Privacy] 'We employ third-party service providers such as cloud service providers or Interpreters...may need to share your information with those providers' and 'we may share data with trusted partners to help us perform statistical analysis or provide customer support' but sub-processor list not fully published.”
Interprefy provides some retention clarity: log files deleted after 180 days, deletion requests processed within 30 days, and data retained 'as long as necessary' for stated purposes. However, 'as long as necessary' is vague, backup retention is not addressed, and recordings can be archived indefinitely at Host's discretion.
“[Privacy] 'The log files with the above-mentioned data are automatically deleted after 180 days' and 'Customers may request deletion of data related to the event...We will process your request within 30 days' but 'We will retain your Personal Data for as long as is necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected.'”
The documents do not explicitly address IP ownership of outputs or generated content. The privacy policy focuses on personal data processing rather than intellectual property rights. No clear statement that the company or user owns generated outputs, creating ambiguity about commercial use rights.
“Not found in documents - IP ownership of outputs not addressed in ToS or Privacy Policy.”
Interprefy explicitly states ISO 27001 certification and claims GDPR compliance as a core commitment. The privacy policy demonstrates detailed GDPR adherence with data subject rights, DPAs with third parties, and a published Data Protection Officer contact. Security practices are documented including encryption and NDA requirements for employees.
“[Privacy] 'ISO 27001 Certified' and 'We adhere to EU's GDPR with all disclosures and safeguarding requirements' and 'We encrypt sensitive information in transit and at rest' and 'Our employees are obliged to sign an NDA before starting employment.'”
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