LOS ALTOS, Calif. - TelAve -- Wordly (http://www.wordly.ai/), the pioneer and leading provider of live AI translation and captioning, today announced a major expansion of its platform with the launch of Workspaces, enabling organizations to deploy real-time AI multilingual communication across conferences, meetings, and everyday business operations. The expansion is supported by a new ISO 27001 certification and a brand refresh centered on the tagline: "Never miss a word."

"These milestones mark Wordly evolving from an event-focused tool into an enterprise-ready platform," said Lakshman Rathnam, Founder & CEO of Wordly. "Workspaces support global, multilingual organizations across large-scale conferences and everyday operations, as live translation and captions are increasingly required under regulations such as California SB 707, the European Accessibility Act, and Quebec Bill 96."

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Never Miss a Word: Scaling AI Across the Enterprise
Workspaces allow organizations to move beyond one-off events and implement Wordly across every department, everywhere. It provides centralized control and ensures organizations never miss a word by moving seamlessly from conference keynote session to daily meetings and training without adding new tools, licenses, or large expenses. The platform makes it easy for organizations to deploy AI translation and captions across:

• Internal Operations: Town halls, sales kickoffs (SKOs), employee onboarding, and HR training.
• External Engagement: Industry conferences, customer webinars, board meetings, and investor communications.
• Daily Workflows: Factory tours, engineering standups, cross functional collaboration, and employee interviews.

"Inclusion and accessibility shouldn't stop when the conference ends," continued Rathnam. "Workspaces (http://www.wordly.ai/workspaces) gives enterprise teams the visibility and control they need to bring language access to everyday operations."

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Built for Security, Trust, and Scale
As Wordly expands its footprint within the world's largest organizations, security remains a top priority. The company announced it has achieved ISO 27001 certification, in addition to SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, the international gold standards for information security. The certification demonstrates the rigorous commitment Wordly has to ensuring customer data is safe and managed to the highest global standards.

A Brand Refresh for a Global Image
To reflect its expanded vision, Wordly has unveiled a refreshed visual identity and streamlined website, making it easier for organizations to select the right solutions.

"Our new brand reflects the Wordly mission to bridge language barriers and accessibility hurdles," said Dave Deasy, CMO at Wordly. "As we move from supporting large events to powering daily operations, our platform remains professional, secure, and scalable for organizations of any size."

Wordly Workspaces is available for all clients.