MML brings together language services, IP document support and overseas fee coordination.
Clear content across languages and markets.
Translation and localization connect your message to its readers. MML supports websites, product materials and business documents with attention to terminology, regional wording and the way the content will be used.
Explore serviceTechnical meaning. Consistent documents.
Patent translation and IP document support help technical information travel across languages. MML brings terminology, source versions and related documents into a coordinated brief, with the intended use and destination kept in view.
Explore serviceKeep overseas fees and records connected.
Global Settlement supports overseas fee payment coordination and the records around it. MML helps connect the fee purpose, invoice, supporting materials and reconciliation needs, so the next step can be discussed with the right information.
Explore serviceExplore illustrative terminology, document-version and fee-record formats — three ways to make a handover easier to follow.
One message. Several languages and formats.
Keep product names, regional wording and related files connected, from the source brief to the content you receive.
Several documents. One working source set.
Bring specifications, claims, abstracts and drawings together with clear source versions and terminology references.
A fee, its purpose and the records behind it.
Connect the project reference, invoice and available records, and make missing confirmations easier to identify.
Share the service category, intended use, language or destination, and desired timing.
Identify the working documents, useful references and questions that need clarification.
Confirm accepted tasks, responsibilities, fees, delivery format and schedule.
Handle the agreed work with clear records of queries, changes and review decisions.
Provide the agreed outputs and identify any records or open items needed for the next step.
A clear brief makes it easier to discuss scope before production begins. You do not need every file on day one, but the audience, purpose and working source should be clear.
Read guidePatent documents refer to one another. An organized source set helps the translation task preserve those connections and makes missing or inconsistent material easier to identify.
Read guideAn overseas fee request needs context as well as an amount. Start with non-sensitive project details so that availability and the required documentation can be reviewed before any arrangement is agreed.
Read guideService scope, availability, responsibilities, fees and delivery arrangements are confirmed for each project before work begins.
