For Field Response
No Desk. No Console.
Still an Interpreter.
On a phone, one-handed, at the scene. A certified interpreter joins in under 10 seconds — across 200+ languages, wherever the call takes your people.
Three Scenes Where Seconds Decide the Outcome
A traffic stop
The driver doesn't understand the instruction. Neither party knows what the other intends. An interpreter turns a rising situation into a conversation.
A medical call
The patient can't describe the symptoms and the family can't relay them. Medics are treating on guesswork until someone can ask the right question.
A witness interview
Accuracy here is evidentiary. A certified interpreter produces a statement that holds up later, not a paraphrase from a bystander.
Built for the People Who Arrive First
Police, fire, and EMS all run into the same wall from different directions — an officer at a stop, a medic at a bedside, a company officer at a scene with a family who can't say what happened.
ConveyConnect is one-handed by design. No hardware to carry, no dispatcher relay, no hunting for a bilingual colleague who may be off shift.
Activation in days, and responders need minutes of orientation rather than a training class.
“Jose demonstrated exceptional professionalism and accuracy while translating during a 9-1-1 call. His clear and timely communication ensured vital information was conveyed without delay, allowing emergency responders to take appropriate action quickly.”
Title VI, in Practice
Agencies receiving federal funding carry Title VI language access obligations, and a language access plan is only worth what it does at 2 a.m. on a shoulder. ConveyConnect is the operational half of that plan: certified human interpreters, reachable on every shift, with a record that a connection happened.
What Title VI requires of your agency is explained in full on Convey911's compliance hub.
Try It on Your Own Calls
A no-cost 14-day pilot of ConveyConnect+ in full. Then keep ConveyConnect+ or stay on ConveyConnect. No credit card to start, and no automatic renewal.
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