Your obligations don't stop at the English version
Accessibility law, AI transparency rules, product safety regulations, and language statutes increasingly specify what must be communicated, in which language, and how it must be documented. LILT gives regulated teams translation that is accurate, traceable, and defensible under audit.

Why teams trust LILT for regulatory multilingual content
One secure, enterprise-grade platform
One platform replaces your TMS, language service vendors, and multi-vendor complexity: centralized workflows powered by AI, agentic automation, and human experts worldwide. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, ISO 17100, and ISO 9001 certified, with SSO, MFA, and custom roles. Private cloud, on-premise, and air-gapped deployment available.
Multilingual AI for instant, accurate translations
AI models customized to your domain and terminology translate accurately and at speed across EU languages. With 100+ pre-built connectors, LILT plugs into the tools your content already lives in and translates content seamlessly.
Every content type in scope, covered
Disclosures, technical documentation, UI strings, labeling, training materials, video and audio. One platform covers broader content type at scale.
Expert human verifiers and in-country reviewers
5000+ strong expert network across the globe for human review on the content where it matters. Every verifier edit retrains your model in real time, so each cycle needs less review than the last.
Audit trails and governance
Every language version stamped with who approved it and when, exportable on request. Approval workflows and audit logs managed centrally, with custom quality scorecards holding translations to your accuracy thresholds.
Around-the-clock support
A dedicated team that knows your terminology and workflows, reachable on Slack, email, or call across regions and time zones. Answers when you need them, not next business day.
Regulations where language is in scope
Select a regulation to see what it requires, where language requirements sit in the obligation, and how LILT helps handle it.
Quebec Bill 96
Live, next hard date 1 June 2027. Satisfy Quebec's French requirements for products, signage, contracts, websites, and more.
EU AI Act
Live since 2 August 2026. Disclose and document AI-generated content across every language you publish.
European Accessibility Act
Live since 28 June 2025. Meet accessibility requirements in every locale you serve.
EU MDR / IVDR and EUDAMED
EUDAMED core mandatory 28 May 2026. Deliver device labeling and instructions in all required EU languages.
EU Cyber Resilience Act
Article 14 reporting 11 September 2026. Document product security and vulnerability disclosures in languages users understand.
EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230
Full application 20 January 2027, no transition. Ship machinery instructions in the official language of each market.
EU Right to Repair
31 July 2026, national rollout into 2027. Publish repair terms, forms, and instructions in every market's language.
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