Webinar: Closing The Language Gap
Forms, surveys, and document translation — a live walkthrough of how Brella lets you build one form and collect answers in virtually any language.
Save Your Seat
Register free — seats are limited to keep the Q&A useful.
What You'll Learn
Four things you'll be able to do the same afternoon.
Build one form, send it everywhere
Multiple choice, free response, and verified signature fields — authored once and read by each respondent in their own language.
Cut your interpreter load
Where intake and paperwork drive the need for an interpreter, teams see roughly a 50% reduction immediately after implementation.
Export records you can file
Turn completed responses into clean PDFs — one at a time, or in bulk at the end of the week.
Fit it to how you already work
The session walks a live workflow end to end: create, translate, send to contacts, collect, export.
Who Should Attend
Anyone who serves people who don't speak your staff's language, and anyone responsible for the paperwork that gets in the way:
- Clinic and front-desk managers handling patient intake
- Legal offices collecting client information and consent
- Schools and districts sending forms home to families
- Property managers running applications and notices
- Nonprofits and community programs doing outreach and surveys
Your Presenters
Walks through the concept in plain terms and helps teams reshape their intake workflow around it.
On hand for technical questions — accuracy, security, integrations — and what's coming next on the roadmap.
Questions, Answered
Is there a cost to attend?
No. The session is free, and there's no sales pitch at the end — just the product and your questions.
How is the time spent?
The 30-minute session is a live, start-to-finish walkthrough of a real form — build, translate, send, collect, export. We stick around after for open Q&A, so bring your questions.
Which languages does Brella cover?
Virtually any language your respondents read, including scripts most form tools can't render — Arabic, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Khmer, Somali, Tagalog, and many more.
How accurate is the translation?
Very accurate for the structured language forms use. Alex will show how translations are produced and where a human should still review.
Can I ask about my own workflow?
Yes — that's the point of the Q&A. Leave the details in the comments box when you register so Troy can prepare.
What if I can't make it live?
Register anyway and note it in the comments. Brella will follow up by email so you don't miss what was covered.