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Types of Calls You Can Receive

The two kinds of work interpreters get on Remoto — immediate on-demand calls and scheduled calls — how each is assigned, and what to expect from either.

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Immediate Calls

  • Organizations can search for interpreters and start calls right away
  • You'll receive call requests when you're online and available
  • Calls start immediately when you accept
  • All calls use Stream Video for high-quality video and audio
Immediate Calls
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Scheduled Calls

  • Organizations can schedule calls for future dates and times
  • You'll receive invitations for scheduled calls
  • Calls are set up in advance with specific start times
  • All calls use Stream Video for high-quality video and audio
Scheduled Calls
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What You Need to Know

  • Both call types use the same high-quality Stream Video technology
  • The main difference is use case (immediate vs scheduled), not call quality or features
  • To receive either type of call, you need Remoto eligibility with approved language pairs
  • You can accept both immediate and scheduled calls once you're approved

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