Video Call Mode unlocks seamless multilingual communication in virtual meetings — allowing people to participate in their own language without the need for a live interpreter. It is well-suited to cross-border collaboration, multilingual community engagement, and service delivery where accessibility is essential.

🩺 Telehealth & Remote Consultations

Doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals can conduct remote appointments with patients who speak limited English. The platform translates both speech and captions in real time, making it easier to explain diagnoses, obtain consent, and build trust — all while maintaining clinical accuracy.

🧑‍💼 Government & Public Services

Government departments can hold virtual briefings, Q&A sessions, or stakeholder consultations with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. Councils, transport authorities, and housing agencies use Video Call Mode to include everyone — regardless of language — in service design and policy development.

🌏 Global Team Meetings

Multinational teams use this mode to connect across borders and time zones. Whether for daily stand-ups, project planning, or board meetings, each participant can contribute in their preferred language — reducing fatigue and improving clarity across global operations.

🎓 Multilingual Education & Training

Educational institutions, RTOs, and professional development providers use Video Call Mode for lectures, tutorials, and coaching sessions. Instructors can teach in one language while learners follow along in another, making training programs more accessible and inclusive.

📞 Customer Support & CX

Organisations with diverse customer bases can conduct remote support calls in multiple languages — without transferring callers or hiring live interpreters. Support staff stay in their own language, and the platform handles translation and transcription in the background.

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