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London-based translation platform Fluently is closing shop. The company ran out of cash after it failed to secure follow-up funding to a September 2015 seed round. Fluently was an online translation platform that sought to automate away the project management part of the supply chain. In a feature on translation startups earlier this year, we said about Fluently that market matching is intriguing but needs to prove it works at scale.
The company was founded in early 2015 by language industry veteran Karin Nielsen (thebigword, Codex), and developer Giovanni Charles. Fluently’s product was in private beta, but the company had signed up 2,000 translators and was generating tens of thousands of pounds in revenue, according to founder Nielsen, to whom Slator spoke for this article.

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伦敦的翻译平台流利是关闭店。该公司没有现金后，它未能确保后续资金，以一个九月2015种子轮。流利的是一个在线翻译平台，旨在自动化的项目管理的供应链的一部分。在今年早些时候的翻译公司的一个特点，我们说，流利的市场匹配是耐人寻味的，但需要证明它的作品在规模。本公司成立于2015年初，由语言行业资深Karin Nielsen（宝阁文，法典），和开发者乔凡尼查尔斯。好的产品是在私人测试版，但该公司已经签署了2000个翻译，产生成千上万英镑的收入，据创始人尼尔森，谁说这篇文章斯莱特。