Section 01
Who it's for
CaptionHub Connect
We built Connect for enterprise teams who need to route captioning and translation work to external vendors — without losing security, visibility or control at any point.
Built for you
- Enterprise localisation managers coordinating multiple vendor relationships simultaneously across large content programmes
- Heads of production who need real-time vendor visibility without granting direct system access
- IT and compliance teams who can’t permit shared logins, email file transfer or broken audit trails
- Teams scaling their LSP programme without existing vendor relationships to draw on
The problems you experience, we solve
- Sharing sensitive project content via file transfer or shared logins
- Losing workflow visibility the moment work leaves your internal tools
- Managing separate contracts, billing and SLAs across multiple vendor relationships
- Vendors working in isolation — no shared notes, context or real-time status
- No curated network to fall back on when existing LSP relationships don’t cover the language pair
Section 02
At a glance
Vendor network
Your vendors + ours
Work with your existing partners or access CaptionHub’s curated LSP network
Shared toolset
Full CaptionHub access
Both teams work with the same ASR, MT and editing tools in their own environments
Vendor Routing
Manual or automated
Route work directly, or pair with Automation for hands-off vendor dispatch
Collaboration
Shared visibility
Keep comments, context and project information connected across client and vendor teams
Request tracking
One place to track it all
Follow incoming and outgoing requests without chasing emails, files or status updates
Project Context
Brief vendors in-platform
Add context and instructions directly to each request for better, more consistent output
Security
Separate, secure environments
Vendors work in their own CaptionHub environment — no shared logins or insecure file transfers
Workflow
One connected ecosystem
Keep clients, vendors, technology and content together from request through delivery
Section 03
Features
01Capabilities9 capabilities
- Secure client-to-vendor request creation and management
- Curated LSP partner network (Connect Vendors) accessible in-platform
- Vendors can accept, reject or submit captioning tasks
- Notes and project comments shared between client and vendor teams
- Full CaptionHub toolset (ASR, MT, custom dictionaries and term bases) available to vendor teams
- Automation with Connect: automatic vendor routing without manual sends
- Incoming and outgoing request tracking (Connect requests page)
- Briefing field on requests for project context
- Output minutes deducted on both sides at first request and return
Section 04
Languages
Explore CaptionHub's language and locale coverage across transcription, translation, voiceover and live captioning. Capabilities vary by language.
Supported languages366 languages
| Language | VOD Transcription | VOD Translation | Voiceover | Timbra Live Transcription | Timbra Live Translation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abkhazian | |||||
| Acehnese | |||||
| Acholi | |||||
| Afar | |||||
| Afrikaans | |||||
| Akan | |||||
| Albanian | |||||
| Alur | |||||
| Amharic | |||||
| Arabic | |||||
| Arabic (Algerian) | |||||
| Arabic (Arabizi) | |||||
| Arabic (Egypt) | |||||
| Arabic (Saudi Arabia) | |||||
| Arabic (Tunisian) | |||||
| Arabic (United Arab Emirates) | |||||
| Arabic (World) | |||||
| Aragonese | |||||
| Armenian | |||||
| Assamese | |||||
| Asturian | |||||
| Avaric | |||||
| Awadhi | |||||
| Aymara | |||||
| Azerbaijani | |||||
| Balinese | |||||
| Baluchi | |||||
| Bambara | |||||
| Baoulé | |||||
| Bashkir | |||||
| Basque | |||||
| Batak Karo | |||||
| Batak Simalungun | |||||
| Batak Toba | |||||
| Belarusian | |||||
| Bemba | |||||
| Bengali | |||||
| Bengali (Bangladesh) | |||||
| Betawi | |||||
| Bhojpuri | |||||
| Bihari | |||||
| Bikol | |||||
| Bosnian | |||||
| Bosnian (Latin Bosnia & Herzegovina) | |||||
| Breton | |||||
| Bulgarian | |||||
| Bulgarian (Bulgaria) | |||||
| Burmese | |||||
| Burmese (Myanmar) | |||||
| Buryat | |||||
| Cantonese | |||||
| Catalan | |||||
| Catalan (Spain) | |||||
| Cebuano | |||||
| Cebuano (Philippines) | |||||
| Central Kurdish (Sorani) | |||||
| Central Kurdish (Sorani) (Iran) | |||||
| Central Kurdish (Sorani) (Iraq) | |||||
| Chamorro | |||||
| Chechen | |||||
| Chichewa | |||||
| Chinese | |||||
| Chinese (China) | |||||
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | |||||
| Chinese (Simplified Han) | |||||
| Chinese (Taiwan) | |||||
| Chinese (Traditional Han) | |||||
| Chuukese | |||||
| Chuvash | |||||
| Corsican | |||||
| Crimean Tatar | |||||
| Croatian | |||||
| Croatian (Croatia) | |||||
| Czech | |||||
| Czech (Czechia) | |||||
| Danish | |||||
| Danish (Denmark) | |||||
| Dari (Afghanistan) | |||||
| Dinka | |||||
| Divehi | |||||
| Dogri | |||||
| Dombe | |||||
| Dutch | |||||
| Dutch (Belgium) | |||||
| Dutch (Netherlands) | |||||
| Dyula | |||||
| Dzongkha | |||||
| English (Australia) | |||||
| English (Canada) | |||||
| English (Global) | |||||
| English (India) | |||||
| English (Ireland) | |||||
| English & Mandarin | |||||
| English (New Zealand) | |||||
| English (Philippines) | |||||
| English (Scotland) | |||||
| English (Singapore) | |||||
| English (South Africa) | |||||
| English (United Arab Emirates) | |||||
| English (United Kingdom) | |||||
| English (United States) | |||||
| English (Wales) | |||||
| Esperanto | |||||
| Estonian | |||||
| Estonian (Estonia) | |||||
| Ewe | |||||
| Faroese | |||||
| Farsi | |||||
| Farsi (Afghanistan) | |||||
| Fijian | |||||
| Filipino | |||||
| Filipino (Philippines) | |||||
| Finnish | |||||
| Finnish (Finland) | |||||
| Fon | |||||
| French | |||||
| French (Belgium) | |||||
| French (Canada) | |||||
| French (DR Congo) | |||||
| French (France) | |||||
| French (Luxembourg) | |||||
| French (Switzerland) | |||||
| Frisian | |||||
| Friulian | |||||
| Fula | |||||
| Ga | |||||
| Galician | |||||
| Ganda | |||||
| Georgian | |||||
| German | |||||
| German (Austria) | |||||
| German (Germany) | |||||
| German (Switzerland) | |||||
| Greek | |||||
| Greek (Greece) | |||||
| Guarani | |||||
| Gujarati | |||||
| Haitian | |||||
| Hakha Chin | |||||
| Hausa | |||||
| Hawaiian | |||||
| Hebrew | |||||
| Hebrew (Israel) | |||||
| Hiligaynon | |||||
| Hindi | |||||
| Hindi (India) | |||||
| Hmong | |||||
| Hungarian | |||||
| Hungarian (Hungary) | |||||
| Hunsrik | |||||
| Iban | |||||
| Icelandic | |||||
| Icelandic (Iceland) | |||||
| Igbo | |||||
| Ilocano | |||||
| Indonesian | |||||
| Indonesian (Indonesia) | |||||
| Interlingua | |||||
| Inuktitut | |||||
| Irish | |||||
| Italian | |||||
| Italian (Italy) | |||||
| Jamaican Patois | |||||
| Japanese | |||||
| Japanese (Japan) | |||||
| Javanese | |||||
| Jingpo | |||||
| Kabyle | |||||
| Kalaallisut | |||||
| Kannada | |||||
| Kanuri | |||||
| Kapampangan | |||||
| Kazakh | |||||
| Kazakh (Kazakhstan) | |||||
| Kekchí | |||||
| Khasi | |||||
| Khmer | |||||
| Khmer (Cambodia) | |||||
| Kiga | |||||
| Kikongo | |||||
| Kinyarwanda | |||||
| Kituba | |||||
| Kokborok | |||||
| Komi | |||||
| Konkani | |||||
| Korean | |||||
| Korean (Korea) | |||||
| Krio | |||||
| Kurdish | |||||
| Kyrgyz | |||||
| Lao | |||||
| Latgalian | |||||
| Latin | |||||
| Latvian | |||||
| Latvian (Latvia) | |||||
| Ligurian | |||||
| Limbu | |||||
| Limburgan | |||||
| Lingala | |||||
| Lithuanian | |||||
| Lithuanian (Lithuania) | |||||
| Lombard | |||||
| Luganda | |||||
| Luo | |||||
| Luxembourgish | |||||
| Macedonian | |||||
| Madurese | |||||
| Maithili | |||||
| Makassar | |||||
| Malagasy | |||||
| Malay | |||||
| Malayalam | |||||
| Malay (Jawi) | |||||
| Malay (Malaysia) | |||||
| Maltese | |||||
| Mam | |||||
| Manx | |||||
| Maori | |||||
| Marathi | |||||
| Marshallese | |||||
| Marwadi | |||||
| Mauritian Creole | |||||
| Meadow Mari | |||||
| Meiteilon (Manipuri) | |||||
| Minang | |||||
| Mizo | |||||
| Mongolian | |||||
| Mongolian (Mongolia) | |||||
| Nahuatl (Eastern Huasteca) | |||||
| Ndau | |||||
| Ndebele (South) | |||||
| Nepalbhasa (Newari) | |||||
| Nepali | |||||
| NKo | |||||
| Northern Sami | |||||
| Northern Sotho | |||||
| North Macedonian | |||||
| Norwegian | |||||
| Norwegian (Bokmål) | |||||
| Norwegian (Norway) | |||||
| Norwegian (Nynorsk) | |||||
| Nuer | |||||
| Occitan | |||||
| Oriya | |||||
| Oromo | |||||
| Ossetian | |||||
| Pangasinan | |||||
| Papiamento | |||||
| Pashto | |||||
| Persian | |||||
| Polish | |||||
| Polish (Poland) | |||||
| Portuguese | |||||
| Portuguese (Brazil) | |||||
| Portuguese (Portugal) | |||||
| Punjabi | |||||
| Punjabi (Gurmukhi) | |||||
| Punjabi (Pakistan) | |||||
| Punjabi (Shahmukhi) | |||||
| Quechua | |||||
| Romani | |||||
| Romanian | |||||
| Romanian (Moldova) | |||||
| Romanian (Romania) | |||||
| Rundi | |||||
| Russian | |||||
| Russian (Russia) | |||||
| Samoan | |||||
| Sango | |||||
| Sanskrit | |||||
| Santali | |||||
| Scottish Gaelic | |||||
| Scottish Gaelic (United Kingdom) | |||||
| Serbian | |||||
| Sesotho | |||||
| Seychellois Creole | |||||
| Shan | |||||
| Shona | |||||
| Sicilian | |||||
| Silesian | |||||
| Sindhi | |||||
| Sinhala | |||||
| Slovak | |||||
| Slovak (Slovakia) | |||||
| Slovenian | |||||
| Slovenian (Slovenia) | |||||
| Somali | |||||
| Spanish | |||||
| Spanish (Argentina) | |||||
| Spanish (Chile) | |||||
| Spanish (Colombia) | |||||
| Spanish (Costa Rica) | |||||
| Spanish (Ecuador) | |||||
| Spanish (El Salvador) | |||||
| Spanish (Global) | |||||
| Spanish (Guatemala) | |||||
| Spanish (Honduras) | |||||
| Spanish (Latin America) | |||||
| Spanish (Mexico) | |||||
| Spanish (Nicaragua) | |||||
| Spanish (Panama) | |||||
| Spanish (Paraguay) | |||||
| Spanish (Peru) | |||||
| Spanish (Puerto Rico) | |||||
| Spanish (Spain) | |||||
| Spanish (United States) | |||||
| Spanish (Uruguay) | |||||
| Spanish (Venezuela) | |||||
| Sundanese | |||||
| Susu | |||||
| Swahili | |||||
| Swahili (Burundi) | |||||
| Swahili (Kenya) | |||||
| Swahili (Rwanda) | |||||
| Swahili (Tanzania) | |||||
| Swahili (Uganda) | |||||
| Swati | |||||
| Swedish | |||||
| Swedish (Sweden) | |||||
| Syriac | |||||
| Tagalog | |||||
| Tahitian | |||||
| Tajik | |||||
| Tamazight | |||||
| Tamazight (Tifinagh) | |||||
| Tamil | |||||
| Tatar | |||||
| Telugu | |||||
| Tetum | |||||
| Thai | |||||
| Thai (Thailand) | |||||
| Tibetan | |||||
| Tigrinya (Ethiopia) | |||||
| Tiv | |||||
| Tok Pisin | |||||
| Tongan | |||||
| Tongan (Tonga) | |||||
| Tsonga | |||||
| Tswana | |||||
| Tulu | |||||
| Tumbuka | |||||
| Turkish | |||||
| Turkish (Turkey) | |||||
| Turkmen | |||||
| Tuvan | |||||
| Udmurt | |||||
| Ukrainian | |||||
| Ukrainian (Ukraine) | |||||
| Urdu | |||||
| Urdu (India) | |||||
| Uyghur | |||||
| Uzbek | |||||
| Venda | |||||
| Venetian | |||||
| Vietnamese | |||||
| Vietnamese (Vietnam) | |||||
| Waray | |||||
| Welsh (United Kingdom) | |||||
| Wolof | |||||
| Xhosa | |||||
| Yakut | |||||
| Yiddish | |||||
| Yoruba | |||||
| Yucatec Maya | |||||
| Zapotec | |||||
| Zulu |
For the most up-to-date language and feature availability, explore our Supported Languages page.
Section 05
Pricing & plan requirements
Plan requirements
Enterprise
Connect with your own vendors or our curated LSP network, with usage based on output minutes across both environments.