Urgency
Operational delays accumulate every month when high-volume client flows are manual.
Built for relocation agencies, legal teams, employer operations, and high-volume service providers moving people and documents through Greece.
Operational delays accumulate every month when high-volume client flows are manual.
If you handle cross-border cases, process complexity is unavoidable. The only question is how controlled it is.
The promise is not a generic translator. The promise is controlled, authority-facing execution.
High-intent professional teams with recurring, compliance-sensitive workloads.
Recurring cross-border client files with strict compliance requirements.
Parallel client workflows that currently depend on fragmented vendor coordination.
Need for repeatable, auditable output with higher document throughput.
Require transparent handoffs, tracking, and accountability from partners.
Enter only if your team has a genuine workflow problem to solve, not just tool curiosity.
If readiness is low, start with process mapping before requesting platform rollout.
Scope, workload, and compliance requirements are validated before platform setup begins.
Your current intake-to-delivery process is mapped to eliminate bottlenecks rather than adding another tool.
Teams, roles, and service paths are activated in a phased rollout to minimize disruption for clients.
After going live, the process is evaluated and adjusted for speed, quality, and reliability of handoffs.
Team capacity drain
Senior staff spend time on low-value coordination tasks
Inconsistent delivery quality
Client trust declines when outputs vary by case handler
Revenue leakage
High-friction processes limit case throughput and profit margins
No. The qualification gate is based on recurring workflow complexity, not just company size.
Yes. The rollout is intentionally staged so you can validate throughput before full expansion.
That is common. The first goal is to stabilize the flow, then optimize for speed and automation.
The goal is not instant mass rollout. The goal is operational fit, clean ownership, and a service model that scales with your case volume.
Commercial fit, workflow ownership, and delivery scope are clarified before activation.
Teams can start with one workflow, service line, or partner channel before broader expansion.
Authority-facing work stays visible, auditable, and operationally owned by real people.
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A single AFM registration or certified translation is a contained task. But a relocation desk, law firm, or tax practice running dozens of Greek authority cases at once faces a different problem: each file moves through AADE, the Δήμος, Ληξιαρχείο, ΕΦΚΑ, ΚΕΠ, or gov.gr on its own clock, with its own document set, sequence, and rejection risk.
That work fragments across spreadsheets, email threads, and ad-hoc translator briefs. Senior staff burn billable hours chasing missing apostilles, re-ordering steps a caseworker got wrong, and reconciling outputs that read differently depending on who handled them. Throughput stalls, and the margin on each case erodes with every manual handoff.
The cost is rarely a single failure. It is the accumulation: a translation returned because the Greek name transliteration did not match the AFM record, a submission rejected at the counter for an out-of-date document, a client asking for a status nobody can produce. Ellytic's B2B platform absorbs this coordination layer so your team manages cases, not the plumbing underneath them.
If Greek cases are a steady part of your operation rather than an occasional exception, the right entry point depends on your volume, your need for white-labeling, and whether you integrate at the API level.
Practices handling recurring cross-border files where each client needs authority-ready, consistent output. B2B SaaS Pro (€149/mo) adds approval workflows and 15M character capacity so a reviewer signs off before anything reaches a client or counter.
Teams onboarding many arrivals at once, each needing AFM, banking, and translations on parallel timelines. B2B Lite is pay-as-you-go with a 30% volume discount, so seasonal or uneven caseloads are not locked into a fixed monthly commitment.
Providers who issue large volumes of government-accepted Greek translations under their own brand. B2B SaaS Basic (€44.90/mo) covers 50 documents with white-label output, so deliverables carry your identity, not Ellytic's.
Products that embed Greek translation or document preparation into their own flow. The Platform API (€49–299/mo) exposes the same pipeline programmatically, so requests, status, and outputs move through your system without manual rekeying.
Ellytic is a preparation, validation, sequencing, and submission platform on documented authority paths. The boundary matters for any regulated practice integrating it: we are explicit about where our work ends and your professional responsibility begins.
The commercial model follows the workload. B2B Lite carries a 30% volume discount for pay-as-you-go caseloads; SaaS Basic and Pro add white-label delivery and an API at fixed monthly rates. The Platform API scales from €49 to €299/mo as integration deepens. Partners who refer other professionals earn 15% revenue share through the Referral Program. Tax and Real Estate verticals are on the roadmap; Identity and Professionals operations are live today.