Roadmap
We show more than what's ready. This way you can see where the platform is heading and don't have to find out at the tender stage
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We are filing an application to include "SINHRON, a digital platform for conferences and simultaneous interpretation" in the unified registry of Russian software. As soon as the entry appears, the link to it will be on this page
Today we collect interpreter applications and a manager sets up access by hand. We are building an account where the interpreter manages languages, subjects, rates and work format
When an organizer creates an event, the system will send invitations to interpreters whose languages, subjects and format match. Today the team selects interpreters and sends invitations by hand
An internal rating of club interpreters based on hours on air, number of events, listener ratings of the interpretation and organizer feedback. It will help select interpreters for events and show interpreters where they stand
The invitation will show the date, format, subject and rate, and the interpreter accepts or declines it from the email or the account
A history of the interpreter's events and payments in one place: what was interpreted, when, and what has been paid under the contract
Today the connection is protected by HTTPS with one-year HSTS, and passwords use Argon2id with checks against breach databases. A cryptographic tool certified by the FSB is coming as a separate stage
We are preparing the documents for resident status. As soon as the entry appears in the registry, the link to it will be on this page
The platform is proven at small and mid-size events. Load tests for large halls are running now; we agree on the scale of a specific event in advance
All the languages you need are available, cascading relay through a pivot language works, and several pairs run at the same time
Access to the video server is renewed automatically, so on events lasting two days or more interpreters and the speaker do not lose the connection in the middle of the program
Today listeners tune in through the browser by link or QR code, with nothing to install: that is enough for the vast majority of events. We are considering a native app as a separate step for cases where the web is not enough
