Understanding TraDoc
Limits and responsibilities
Linguistic quality, document fidelity, confidentiality and provider costs.
Translation remains probabilistic
Quality depends on the model, prompt, context, language pair and text. TraDoc reduces processing-pipeline errors but cannot guarantee absolute literary accuracy or perfect editorial consistency.
Reconstruction depends on the source
A clean, semantic EPUB reconstructs better than a malformed file. PDF is primarily a page-layout format: extraction can confuse columns, headers, hyphenation or footnotes.
Providers have their own rules
Rate limits, pricing, retention periods and data policies belong to the selected provider. TraDoc does not turn a remote API into a private service.
No direct public exposure
TraDoc has no application accounts. For Internet access, add an HTTPS reverse proxy and suitable authentication.
Recommended checks
- Test an excerpt in the sandbox.
- Translate a small representative document.
- Inspect several segments.
- Open the export in the target software.
- Have the text proofread before publication.