Which device does the client use?
The veterinarian's phone or computer handles both sides of the conversation in the room.
Start with the consultation on the veterinarian's device: detection offers the client language, then tap Start translation to carry the exchange in both directions.
During the consultation, automatic detection offers the language the client is speaking. Accept that offer by tapping Start translation. The veterinarian speaks English; the client speaks their own language.
The veterinarian's phone or computer handles both sides. Its screen shows the avatar and captions in both languages, keeping the spoken exchange and its written captions together. The client joins nothing.
In manual mode, the screen reads "Show this screen to your client."
The note and client summary draw on the conversation rather than a later recap. Discharge instructions can also be produced in the client language.
Return to the live translation overview, see the Spanish-speaking client illustration, or compare the spoken translator workflow.
Updated October 2026
The veterinarian's phone or computer handles both sides of the conversation in the room.
The avatar and captions in both languages appear on the veterinarian's screen.
$99 a month per veterinarian.