Case studies

October 18, 2023

Case study: Translation for regulatory compliance in Quebec

Executive Summary Our client is a large organization providing financial services to clients across Canada. Their leadership team developed a company policy to comply with new regulations on pay transparency. The client came to us on a Friday afternoon with an urgent request to have […] (Read more...)

September 15, 2023

Case study: copywriting and translation for a global brand

Executive Summary Our client, a popular jeans and sportswear brand, came to Scriptis for English copywriting followed by French translation for the Canadian market. Since 2020, Scriptis has translated retail content for the parent company, a leading global apparel and accessories company with a portfolio […] (Read more...)

May 30, 2023

Case study: keyword translation and multilingual copywriting

Executive Summary Our client required keyword translation and multilingual copywriting in sixteen languages: Danish, Dutch, UK English, Finnish, European French, German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, European Spanish, Mexican Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.  The client needed product descriptions for consumer electronic components used […] (Read more...)

August 24, 2022

Case study: translating a global automotive website

Executive Summary Our client, the Canadian division of a global car manufacturer, decided to redesign their website. Scriptis partnered with their new web design agency to provide French translation. In addition to translating a global automotive website for owners and dealers, Scriptis also localized a […] (Read more...)

July 25, 2022

Case study: retail and e-commerce translation services

Executive Summary Canadian law requires all digital consumer-facing content to appear in both French and English. When a New Zealand-based fashion retailer entered the Canadian market, translation into French became a necessity. Their English language listings would not reach customers until the French versions were […] (Read more...)