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Propio’s Video Remote Interpreting Allows for Fast, Consistent Connection.

• Ability to select male or female interpreters on demand

• Available via web browser and as a mobile app

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• Compatible with any smart device (phone/ tablet) or computer

• Both web and mobile formats include video and audio-only capabilities

Available in American Sign Language and > 80 other languages, 24/7/365, with the fastest connect times in the industry

• Bandwidth as low as 5 Mbps is acceptable for clear video communication

• Our platform routes calls to interpreters with the strongest connection for the best audio/video quality

Security and confidentiality our clients can trust.

• Audio/video data is first encrypted using the DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) method, and secondly via the SRTP (Secure Real-Time Protocol) method ensuring that voice and video traffic – cannot be heard or seen by unauthorized parties.

• Any information captured or recorded is saved in encrypted files that reside behind a firewall on a secure server in a hardened facility.

• We use HTTPS as a layer of protection for secure communication over computer networks.

• No private healthcare information resides on the end devices of either the client or the interpreter

• End-to-end data encryption, ensuring safe, private and secure real-time communications

This app enables simple & secure remote interpreting with advanced features including:

Languages in ONE App

Onsite & Remote Scheduling

Phone & Video Capabilities

Easily Add a 3rd Party

More Features:

Point To Your Language

Provide Feedback After Every Call

Request A Specific Interpreter Gender

I used Propio ONE this morning for the first time and it was a breeze. It was simple, and felt like it provided more confidentiality. A colleague has shared that our staff are eager to use the new setup and provide more intentional care to our patients. Propio’s patience and assistance have been instrumental throughout this process.

— City-Cowley County Health Dept Epidemiology and WIC

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