White-label ASL fulfillment that protects your client relationship.
Language service providers are judged on the assignments they could not staff. ULS provides the ASL capacity behind your brand, so your clients see you delivering.
The ASL gap most agencies run into
Spoken language networks scale in ways ASL does not. The qualified interpreter pool is smaller, specialization requirements are stricter, and on-site assignments carry logistics that remote interpreting does not solve. Agencies that are excellent at forty languages can still struggle with this one.
The usual options are unattractive: turn the request away and risk the account, or place an interpreter who has not been properly vetted and risk the assignment. Partnering for fulfillment removes both.
What partners get
We stay behind your brand
Assignments are fulfilled under your name. Your client relationship remains entirely yours.
Overflow or full coverage
Use us for peak periods and specialized requests, or for all ASL volume. Your call.
Specialization on demand
Legal, medical, mental health, DeafBlind, and educational assignments.
Nationwide reach
On-site coverage across the country plus virtual interpreting for distributed needs.
Straight answers, fast
A clear yes or no on coverage so you can respond to your client with confidence.
Contractual integrity
100% contractual integrity and a 97% fulfillment rate across request types.
How a partnership works
Agreement and rates
We set out partner rates and terms up front. Everything is documented before any assignment is booked.
Request path
Your team sends ASL requests through an agreed channel. No retraining your staff on a new system.
We fulfill and report
We staff the assignment and report back to you with what your client needs to see.
You keep the relationship
Your client experiences your service. We stay behind the scenes.
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Read articleLet us cover the assignments you cannot staff.
Tell us about your ASL volume and specializations, and we will tell you honestly what we can cover.